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Brazil’s Second Open Letter on the Court Crisis Has 198 Signatures

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Former ministers, economists, jurists and union leaders signed on 13 September. It is a different document from the retired justices’ letter of 8 September.

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More than 180 entrepreneurs, lawyers, economists and former ministers of the governments Fernando Henrique Cardoso (PSDB), Lula (PT) and Dilma Rousseff (PT) released a letter on Sunday (13) in support of the president of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Edson Fachin. They write that the Supreme Court cannot be captured for private, political or economic interests and ask for institutional reforms. Among the personalities are the former Minister …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Among the signatories are Pedro Malan, Armínio Fraga, Miguel Reale Jr., José Eduardo Cardozo and Persio Arida.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Among the names that sign the document are Arminio Fraga, José Eduardo Cardozo, Persio Arida, Josué Gomes and Maria Silvia Bastos Marques

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Letter released this Sunday brings together former ministers, economists, entrepreneurs and members of civil society in defense of reforms for the Court The post Letter signed by former ministers and economists collects changes in the STF and points out five measures to avoid conflicts of interest apareceu primeiro em ND Mais

A group of former ministers of state, economists, entrepreneurs and members of civil society released a letter on Sunday (13) in support of the President of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), Minister Edson Fachin.The letter speaks in support of the measures taken by Fachin so far, with the aim of preserving the authority of the Federal Supreme Court and defend the most rigorous and impartial investigation of the facts and the most serious accusat…

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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