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Published 13 days ago

STJ elects minister Herman Benjamin to head the tribunal.

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The Supreme Court of Justice elected on Tuesday, 23rd, Minister Herman Benjamin to be the president of the tribunal at the 2024-2026 border. Minister Luís Felipe Salomão will be the vice president. The takeover will take place in August of this year. The voters are going to replace the current president of the STJ, Minister Maria Thereza de Assis Moura, and the vice president, Og Fernandes, at the helm of the tribunal. Herman Benjamin is known f…

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STJ elects minister Herman Benjamin to head the tribunal.

Minister Luís Felipe Salomón is going to be vice president.

12 days ago·São Paulo, Brazil
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STJ elects minister Herman Benjamin to head the tribunal.

The Supreme Court of Justice elected on Tuesday, 23rd, Minister Herman Benjamin to be the president of the tribunal at the 2024-2026 border. Minister Luís Felipe Salomão will be the vice president. The takeover will take place in August of this year. The voters are going to replace the current president of the STJ, Minister Maria Thereza de Assis Moura, and the vice president, Og Fernandes, at the helm of the tribunal. Herman Benjamin is known f…

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