Mendonça actions generate controversy and divide opinions in the Supreme
Today there are 23,000 lawsuits in the Supreme Court, while other courts have hundreds of thousands.
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The president of the House, David Alcolumbre, signaled to parliamentarians that if the popular pressure for an impeachment process against Alexandre de Moraes becomes impossible to ignore, he could simultaneously authorize a lawsuit against André Mendonça, establishing a kind of political exit from mutual punishment. Understand the escalation of the crisis On Tuesday (1o), Minister André Mendonça decided to withdraw the confidentiality of reports produced, at his request, by the Federal Police. Thus, it is only possible to change the constitutional competence of the Supreme Court with coherent and planned reforms.".
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The president of the House, David Alcolumbre, signaled to parliamentarians that if the popular pressure for an impeachment process against Alexandre de Moraes becomes impossible to ignore, he could simultaneously authorize a lawsuit against André Mendonça, establishing a kind of political exit from mutual punishment.
according to Gazeta do Povo — ÚltimasUnderstand the escalation of the crisis On Tuesday (1o), Minister André Mendonça decided to withdraw the confidentiality of reports produced, at his request, by the Federal Police.
according to G1Thus, it is only possible to change the constitutional competence of the Supreme Court with coherent and planned reforms.".
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