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On a day of a historic session at the STF, Senate candidates launch website for impeachment of Moraes

oglobo15 September 2026 at 17:01

On a day considered historic at the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Senate candidates launched a website in favor of the impeachment of Minister Alexandre de Moraes. The date was strategically chosen to coincide with an unprecedented session at the Court.

The STF decided for the first time whether a minister of the Court itself should be investigated. This session represents a milestone in the court's history, marking the first time the ministers analyze an issue of this type involving one of their peers.

The website launched by the Senate candidates aims to gather popular support for the impeachment process of Alexandre de Moraes, seeking to pressure the National Congress to initiate the procedure against the minister.

The article was exclusive for subscribers, with full access restricted to readers who registered on the platform. The available content did not provide additional details about the nature of the investigation or about which candidates were behind the initiative.

Why this matters

The STF made an unprecedented decision by allowing the investigation of one of its own ministers, which represents a significant change in the balance of power within the court. Simultaneously, Senate candidates took advantage of the moment to mobilize popular support through a website dedicated to the impeachment of Moraes, showing how the judicial decision is being used politically in the electoral race.

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