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Gilmar's Decision on the Debate Was Total Disregard for the Laws, Says Zema

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The presidential candidate Romeu Zema (Novo) stated, on 5th Friday (1st October 2026), that the decision of the Federal Supreme Court Minister, Gilmar Mendes, who determined the participation of Renan Santos (Mission) in the debate of TV Globo, represented a total disregard for the laws. In a video published on social networks after the cancellation of the meeting, Zema criticized the change in the list of participants a few hours from the begin…
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The presidential candidate Romeu Zema (Novo) stated, on 5th Friday (1st October 2026), that the decision of the Federal Supreme Court Minister, Gilmar Mendes, who determined the participation of Renan Santos (Mission) in the debate of TV Globo, represented a total disregard for the laws. In a video published on social networks after the cancellation of the meeting, Zema criticized the change in the list of participants a few hours from the begin…

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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