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Alexandre de Moraes repeats strategy of coup plot defendants to escape investigationPhoto by Ichigo121212 on Pexels
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Alexandre de Moraes repeats strategy of coup plot defendants to escape investigation

oglobo12 September 2026 at 09:00

Alexandre de Moraes, minister of the Supreme Federal Court, has resorted to a legal strategy to try to avoid an unprecedented opening of investigation by his own peers. The same approach is used by defendants in the coup plot that he himself condemned in STF First Panel trials. The article is exclusive for subscribers, without full access available.

Why this matters

The article reveals an institutional conflict in the STF involving one of its own ministers, showing that Moraes is trying to defend himself from an internal investigation using the same legal tactics he rejected when applied by defendants in coup attempt cases. This situation directly affects the credibility and functioning of the country's highest court, generating concern about possible conflicts of interest in the court's decisions.

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