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STF will have reinforced security during Moraes conduct trial

cbn12 September 2026 at 17:16

The surroundings of the Three Powers Square will have reinforced security next Tuesday (15), when an extraordinary plenary session of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) is scheduled to judge the conduct of Justice Alexandre de Moraes. The reinforcement will occur around the headquarters building and annexes, with use of drones and cameras by police.

The Court will discuss a Federal Police report conducted at the request of Justice André Mendonça, which pointed to a supposed relationship between Alexandre de Moraes and imprisoned former banker Daniel Vorcaro.

The Secretary of Security of the Federal District, Alexandre Patury, informed that the size of the operation will depend on the signaling of eventual demonstrations, with possible blockades in the square or the Esplanade. The intelligence cell of the SSP, established to handle election security, should also be activated.

A alignment meeting about security measures is scheduled for next Monday (14).

Why this matters

Readers are directly affected by possible closures in the Three Powers Square region during the trial. The session may have significant impacts on STF stability and confidence in democratic institutions, as it involves a serious accusation among members of the Court itself. The reinforced security operation indicates institutional concern with possible demonstrations or conflicts during the trial.

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