Bolsonaro allies suffer major domestic legal setback with Zambelli's mandate annulled by the Supreme Court and face international political defeat as economic sanctions attempts collapse under Lula's negotiation.
A newly launched book by state prosecutor Pedro Macêdo explores how Brazil's Supreme Federal Court influences democracy and the separation of powers, urging critical reflection on judicialization of politics.
The STF has ruled for the immediate removal of Deputy Carla Zambelli from office following her convictions and incarceration, overturning the previous Chamber vote that retained her mandate.
Political and judicial tensions rise as Gilmar Mendes limits impeachment requests to the Prosecutor General's Office, impacting STF nominations and prompting upcoming plenary debate.
Brazil's Congress and Executive face mounting tensions over judicial appointments and the 2026 budget approval, highlighting growing political conflict.
Jorge Messias’s nomination to Brazil's Supreme Federal Court intensifies political conflicts amid Senate opposition and high-stakes power struggles between government branches.
STF ministers support Jorge Messias amid Senate resistance due to personal opposition from Senate President Davi Alcolumbre ahead of a key confirmation hearing.
The Supreme Federal Court has demanded medical evidence from Augusto Heleno's defense to verify his Alzheimer's diagnosis as they consider his request for house arrest following a 21-year sentence for coup-related crimes.
Brazil's Federal Police insists on political neutrality as the Supreme Federal Court permits family visits to detained ex-president Bolsonaro, amid calls for reconsideration of his detention due to mental health concerns.
Eduardo Bolsonaro supports fugitives from the January 8 coup plot case, accusing Brazil's Supreme Court of political persecution and criticizing judicial actions ahead of the 2026 elections.
Bolsonaro's preventive arrest in Brazil prompts widespread international media coverage and political reactions, including diplomatic tensions with the U.S.
Jair Bolsonaro’s preventive detention over ankle bracelet violations and related charges underscores shifts in Brazil’s political stability and institutional dynamics.
President Lula's nomination of Jorge Messias to the Supreme Court faces a challenging Senate confirmation amid rising political tensions affecting Brazil's economy.
President Lula's nomination of Jorge Messias to the Supreme Federal Court faces uncertain Senate approval amid political tensions and concerns about politicization and qualifications.
Amidst political polarization, Brazil's judiciary faces criticism over prison reform policies while advocating for constitutional enforcement and inter-institutional dialogue.
Labor rights in Brazil face severe risks due to a pending Supreme Court ruling and rising precarious work practices, warns journalist Leonardo Sakamoto.
Eduardo Bolsonaro’s political future faces severe uncertainty and likely exclusion from the 2026 elections following a firm STF ruling and legal challenges.
The Supreme Federal Court has unanimously indicted Eduardo Bolsonaro for coercion related to lobbying US sanctions against Brazilian authorities amid political tensions.
President Lula discusses U.S. sanctions against Brazilian Supreme Court ministers under the Magnitsky Act, affirming the matter is a political issue to be resolved with Trump and expressing optimism over ongoing tariff negotiations.
Bolsonaro's potential transfer to Papuda prison marks a critical moment with significant political and historical implications, while international leaders reflect on legal challenges faced by politicians.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court initiates US notification to blogger Paulo Figueiredo over coercion claims linked to sanctions efforts involving Eduardo Bolsonaro.
Brazilian President Lula confronts domestic judicial nomination challenges and prepares to address U.S. sanctions and drug policy with Trump at the ASEAN summit.
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court majority supports appointing relatives to political offices if qualifications are met, but dissent raises nepotism concerns.
Brazilian President Lula is set to announce his nominee for the Supreme Federal Court seat left by Barroso alongside naming Guilherme Boulos as minister prior to his diplomatic trip to Asia.
Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court is set to rule on decriminalizing abortion up to 12 weeks amidst controversy over Minister Barroso’s retirement and legal opposition.