The Fall of Brazil’s Tyrannical Judge May Be Imminent: Moraes and His Sleaze Are Exposed
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The well-known NGO Transparency International (TI) called on Friday (4) for the immediate removal of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Federal Court, for the necessary time of the clarifications about his relationship with former banker Daniel Vorcaro, from the Master Bank. suspected of applying a billionaire coup on clients and of undermining authorities, among other crimes.
The Fall of Brazil’s Tyrannical Judge May Be Imminent: Moraes and His Sleaze Are Exposed
By Glenn Greenwald | September 4, 2026 Alexandre de Moraes spent months denying corrupt profits from a collapsed bank. The proof is now overwhelming, and his desperate moves to survive may imperil Lula’s re-election and Brazil’s democracy. Exactly one month before Brazil holds its presidential election, the country is drowning in a corruption scandal and […]
Organisation calls for removal of the minister to ensure investigations without interference and preserve the independence of the institutions
The permanence of Minister Alexandre de Moraes in the Supreme Federal Court is becoming increasingly unsustainable. His controversial positions, many of them recognized as unconstitutional despite the omission of institutions such as the Brazilian Bar Association, have surprised the legal community. It is becoming irreversible a position against the minister, as the journalist Wilson Lima explains: "A wing of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) has …
Transparency International called for the removal of Alexandre de Moraes from the STF to avoid interference in investigations involving the Master Bank.
Anyone who has been with Alexandre de Moraes in the last 48 hours costs understanding the minister's feeling about the unprecedented crisis that has taken place in the STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal). According to reports made to CNN by colleagues, auxiliaries and other sources close to the magistrate, Moraes' position is cold in relation to the facts that affect the Court and himself. At times, Moraes acts as if there was nothing. He usually ful…
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