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The strategy of Alexandre de Moraes's group to derail the trial

oglobo14 September 2026 at 04:00

Supreme Court (STF) Justice Alexandre de Moraes faces the risk of being the target of an unprecedented investigation opening and is betting on a strategy to try to derail a trial scheduled for this Tuesday (13). The strategy, to be executed by his allies, consists of launching a series of preliminary questions.

A preview of this roadmap has already come to light in recent days through a war of official letters. This documentary battle stemmed from the demand to lift the secrecy of the Master case, including investigation fronts with no relation to Moraes.

Moraes's allies are also seeking access to material extracted from banker Daniel Vorcaro's phone, which is part of the set of procedural maneuvers to try to derail the trial. The original article is exclusive for subscribers and had limited access.

Why this matters

The Brazilian reader is affected because STF decisions have direct impact on the country's legal and political life. This trial may establish a precedent regarding investigations against court justices, and the preliminary questions strategy shows how proceedings can be delayed or derailed through procedural maneuvers.

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