US EditionStf Has 'a State Strike', Says the Wall Street Journal Colunist
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An article published in the WSJ accuses Minister Morees and the STF of promoting a “steep” in Brazil, with censorship, imprisonment and uncontrollable investigations.
Brazil (DF), 29/06/2023 - The ministers of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE), Alexandre de Moraes, Nunes Marques and Carmen Lúcia, during a session that reiterates the judgment of action (Aije no. 0600814-85) which calls for the inelectibility of Jair Bolsonaro and Walter Braga Netto, candidates to the President of the Republic in the 2022 elections. Photo: Marcelo Camargo/Agenzia Brazil The Supreme Federal Court (STF) has become the target o…
The Brazilian Judiciary Power returned to be prominent in the international press this Sunday, 10. With the right to highlight a photo by Minister Alexandre de Moraes, Colunist Mary Anastasia O'Grady stated in an article published in the North American Wall Street Journal (WSJ), that the Supreme Federal Court (STF) gave "a coup de state" in Brazil. In 11 paragraphs, the articleist cites the dictator Hugo Chávez (1954-2013) as an example of what …
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