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'We don't have a ready-made cake recipe,' lawyer evaluates about session at STF

cbn15 September 2026 at 13:47

The historic session of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) that will decide whether to open an investigation against Minister Alexandre de Moraes is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and will be broadcast live. The Federal Police indicate that Vorcaro met with Moraes eight times and asked the minister for help to stop the actions against Banco Master. This Tuesday's (15) decision will be made under strong wear on the STF in public opinion.

The lawyer and professor of Constitutional Law at the Law School of PUC-SP, Marcelo Figueiredo, gave an interview to CBN Radio about the case. He highlighted the unprecedented nature of the process, stating that it is absolutely unprecedented in the history of the Supreme Court and that there is no ready-made cake recipe for this session.

According to the specialist, everything will depend on the sensitivity of the rapporteur of the case, Minister Fachin. Figueiredo also highlighted the possibility that the group supporting Minister Alexandre de Moraes may try to postpone the trial or raise a nullity. He believes that this maneuver is possible, but evaluates that Fachin will try to work around the situation.

Why this matters

The STF's decision on whether to open an investigation against Minister Alexandre de Moraes is relevant to readers because it can directly affect the credibility and stability of the highest court in the country, at a time of strong public wear on the institution. The content of the accusations involving alleged secret meetings and requests for interference in actions against a bank raises questions about judicial independence and transparency in the Brazilian Judiciary. WHY: The historic STF session that may open an investigation against Minister Alexandre de Moraes is relevant because it involves issues of judicial independence and transparency in the highest court in the country, affecting trust in Brazilian institutions. The accusation that Vorcaro met with the minister eight times and asked for interference in actions against Banco Master raises doubts about the functioning of the justice system and may have broad political implications. The public wear on the STF makes this decision even more significant for institutional credibility.

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