The trial of Alexandre de Moraes at the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has been marked by heated debates and exchanges of accusations among the ministers of the court. The tense atmosphere between the magistrates has caused significant delays in the progress of the case.
The judges of the STF have been accusing each other in an elevated tone during the sessions, which has prevented the advancement of the trial. This confrontational dynamic has delayed the analysis of the merits of the case, leaving the outcome still distant.
The trial could culminate in the opening of an investigation against Minister Moraes, which makes the process even more sensitive and charged with tension among the court's peers.
The slow pace of the sessions and the constant friction between the ministers indicate that the conclusion of the trial and the eventual vote on whether to open the investigation or not should still take quite some time.
