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Brazil's Supreme Court Divided in Moraes Trial

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 01:30

Brazil's Supreme Court is divided in the trial involving Minister Moraes. The court is facing an unprecedented internal dispute between the magistrates.

The hearings related to this case will be broadcast live on television. This decision was made in the name of transparency.

The scenario represents an unprecedented conflict between the court's magistrates, which resulted in the need for greater openness to the public.

The situation highlights the internal tensions at the highest instance of the Brazilian Judiciary.

Why this matters

Brazilian readers are directly affected by this judicial decision, which involves an internal conflict in the country's highest court. The live broadcast of the hearings represents an unprecedented measure of transparency at a time of institutional tension within the Brazilian Judiciary. WHY: Brazilian readers are directly affected by this judicial decision, which involves an internal conflict in the country's highest court. The live broadcast of the hearings represents an unprecedented measure of transparency at a time of institutional tension within the Brazilian Judiciary.

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