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Flávio says STF has 'obligation' to investigate Moraes and demands breaking of secrecy in Lulinha case: 'Can't be just the movie'

oglobo14 September 2026 at 22:08

Senator and presidential candidateFlávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) stated this Monday, during a campaign event in Belém (PA), that the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has the "obligation" to authorize the opening of an investigation against Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The trial that could open the way for the investigation is scheduled for this Tuesday.

Flávio again defended the removal of the magistrate and demanded transparency in investigations involving Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as Lulinha, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's son. The senator requested the breaking of secrecy in the case involving Lulinha, stating that "it can't be just the movie."

The PL-RJ candidate stated that tomorrow will be "one of the most important days in recent years in Brazil," saying he is certain that the trial will cause Alexandre de Moraes to be officially investigated based on everything that has already come to light. According to him, there is no longer any doubt that the majority on the Supreme Court in the plenary has the obligation to authorize the beginning of the investigation against the minister.

The trial occurs amid a crisis, as the article points out, and represents a moment considered decisive byFlávio Bolsonaro in the Brazilian judicial sphere.

Why this matters

Readers are following directly a high-impact political-institutional conflict, with a presidential candidate requesting an investigation of an STF minister. Tuesday's trial could define the course of a political crisis involving central figures in the Executive, the Judiciary, and the Brazilian electoral landscape.

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