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Fachin Defends Black Woman's Indication for the STF - 13/11/2026

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President of the Supreme participated in the National Meeting of Black Judges and Judges on Friday (13) in Rio de Janeiro

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The president of the Federal Supreme Court (STF), Edson Fachin, defended on Friday the indication of a black woman to the Court, during the speech at the 9th National Meeting of Judges and Black Judges (Enajun), held in Rio de Janeiro. The demonstration took place in the middle of the articulations for the open vacancy with the retirement of Minister Luís Roberto Barroso and was received with strong applause from the audience. — In fact, I looke…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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President of the Supreme participated in the National Meeting of Black Judges and Judges on Friday (13) in Rio de Janeiro

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Minister participated in the National Meeting of Judges and Black Judges in Rio de Janeiro and praised the curriculum of judges at the event.

·Quadra, Brazil
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President of the Court claims that there are black judges qualified for office in the midst of the impasse over Barroso's succession

Listening to black magistrates at an event in Rio, Fachin said he would like the person responsible for the next indication to be present.

President of the STF said that there are qualified magistrates for the next vacancy in the Court and stressed that the Justice also needs to be the face that protects and repairs

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, November 13, 2026.
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