6 of the 10 ministers of the STF received funds above the ceiling; Moraes leads the list
Six of the ten ministers of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court have received payments exceeding the authorized ceiling while serving, despite making decisions against such supersalaries.
More power, less confidence: the dilemma of the STF
The article discusses the declining trust in Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) amid allegations involving some of its ministers and their families.
STF maintains conviction of retired judge from AM for raping his own granddaughter
The Brazilian Supreme Court upheld the conviction of retired judge Rafael de Araujo Romano for raping his granddaughter.
Vorcaro's plea negotiations put political class and STF under pressure in election year
Daniel Vorcaro's negotiations for a plea deal with law enforcement have heightened tensions in Brazil’s political landscape amid the election season.
Who blocks the code in the STF strengthens the reputation of the worst court of all time
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court is facing criticism as public trust reaches an all-time low, amid calls for a code of conduct.
Two judges suffer racist attacks during online event broadcast; STF and CNJ condemn offenses
Two judges in Brazil were subjected to racist remarks during an online event, prompting condemnation from the Supreme Court (STF) and the National Justice Council (CNJ).
Accountant arrested by Moraes after leaking data of relatives of STF minister
An accountant has been in custody for over a week in Rio de Janeiro on suspicion of involvement in the leak of fiscal data belonging to relatives of STF minister Alexandre de Moraes.
Connections with Vorcaro pressure Toffoli in the STF; understand the suspicions
Concerns about STF Minister Dias Toffoli's connections with Daniel Vorcaro, owner of Banco Master, are increasing amidst a Federal Police investigation into financial crimes related to a resort linked to Toffoli's family.
Should the impeachment process of STF ministers be more effective? YES
The article argues that while the impeachment of STF ministers should be effective, it must be understood as a rare and exceptional remedy, not a tool for punishing judicial disagreements.
STF is expected to grant house arrest to Bolsonaro
The Brazilian Supreme Court is likely to allow former President Jair Bolsonaro to serve his prison sentence at home due to health concerns following a severe illness.
Should the impeachment process of Supreme Court ministers be more effective? NO
The article argues against the idea that the impeachment process for Supreme Court ministers in Brazil should be made more effective, highlighting the importance of judicial independence and institutional integrity.
Master Case: Gilmar Mendes votes to maintain the imprisonment of Daniel Vorcaro; 2nd Panel of the STF reaches unanimous decision
Gilmar Mendes of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court voted to uphold the imprisonment of Daniel Vorcaro, contributing to a unanimous decision by the court's Second Panel.
J&F paid R$ 25.9 million to company that bought Toffoli's shares in resort, says newspaper
The J&F group reportedly paid R$ 25.9 million to a company that purchased shares from STF Minister Dias Toffoli's family in a resort in Paraná.
Trial on Sabesp begins at STF with Zanin's vote to maintain privatization
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court (STF) has begun a trial regarding the privatization of Sabesp, with Minister Cristiano Zanin voting to uphold the process.
STF decision denies CLT to masonry worker and allows pejotization; what could change in Justice?
A recent decision by Brazil's Supreme Court regarding pejotization has reignited discussions about workers' rights and employment contracts.
PGR's partnership with PF in Vorcaro's plea will prevent 'leaks and lies,' say STF ministers
The signing of a confidentiality agreement between the owner of Banco Master, Daniel Vorcaro, the Federal Police, and the Attorney General’s Office aims to ensure truthful collaboration and prevent information leaks during his plea negotiations.
Allies of Castro evaluate candidates for interim mandate after STF decision
Rio de Janeiro Governor Cláudio Castro is discussing potential successors amid rumors of his resignation following a Supreme Court ruling.
Pressure for house arrest for Bolsonaro mobilizes Tarcísio, Flávio, Michelle, deputies, and ministers of the STF
A push for house arrest for former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has garnered support from prominent political figures, raising questions about the future of his incarceration.
Amid negotiations with Vorcaro, STF may reconsider the possibility of PF closing plea deals on its own
The Brazilian Supreme Court is contemplating whether the Federal Police can independently finalize plea agreements without the approval of the Public Prosecutor's Office, sparked by the case of banker Daniel Vorcaro.
Defense of businesswoman friend of Lulinha tells STF that PF made an error in report that raises suspicion of bribery via travel agency
The defense of Roberta Luchsinger claims that a Police Federal report alleging suspicious payments connected to her and Lulinha contains errors.
Vorcaro's lawyers reinforce exclusivity in defending banker before the STF
Daniel Vorcaro's legal team has emphasized that his representation at the Supreme Federal Court is exclusively handled by two specific law firms.
CPMI President Asks STF to Identify Who Used Phone Number That Exchanged Messages with Vorcaro
The President of the CPMI of INSS has requested the STF to identify the user of a phone number that exchanged messages with businessman Daniel Vorcaro.
CPMI of INSS: President says that STF line kept contact with Vorcaro and requests that the court inform who uses the number
The president of the CPMI of INSS, Senator Carlos Viana, has requested information from the Supreme Federal Court regarding a phone number linked to the court, which allegedly maintained contact with banker Daniel Vorcaro.
Under pressure from the Master case, Moraes is praised by Gilmar Mendes and Edson Fachin on the ninth anniversary at the STF
Supreme Court ministers praised Alexandre de Moraes for his nine years of service amid ongoing scrutiny related to the Master case.
Deputies request STF to grant humanitarian house arrest for Jair Bolsonaro
Brazilian federal deputy Gustavo Gayer has requested that ex-President Jair Bolsonaro be placed under house arrest for humanitarian reasons due to health issues, with support from 175 legislators.
VIDEOS: Good Morning Rio on Thursday, March 19, 2026
A roundup of news from Rio, including drone sightings near U.S. officials' residences and various criminal cases under investigation.
Nunes creates transparency rules for parliamentary amendments in SP five months after STF determination; MP investigates delay
São Paulo Mayor Ricardo Nunes has implemented transparency rules for parliamentary amendments following a Supreme Court directive, with an investigation now opened into delays by city officials to comply.
STF: actions and reactions - The Subject #1683
This week, Supreme Minister Flávio Dino ended the compulsory retirement of judges as the highest penalty imposed on them.
Fux alters indirect election rules in RJ, impacting pre-candidates for temporary positions
Minister Luiz Fux of the STF annulled two rules established for indirect elections in Rio de Janeiro, affecting pre-candidates for a temporary mandate.
CPMI of INSS: Federal Police says commission reinserted mobile phone data of Vorcaro collected at the request of the STF
The Federal Police reported that the CPMI of INSS reintroduced data from Daniel Vorcaro's mobile phone, which had been withdrawn as per a Supreme Court order.
Indirect election in RJ: STF overturns open vote and 24-hour deadline for candidates to leave their positions
Brazil's Supreme Court suspended open voting for indirect gubernatorial elections in Rio de Janeiro and removed a 24-hour notice period for candidates resigning from public office.
Vorcaro does not want to involve STF in plea bargaining
Former banker Daniel Vorcaro does not intend to include Supreme Court justices in his potential plea bargain regarding the fraudulent management of Banco Master.
Zema compares STF to a pedophile pope and says the court is 'up to no good'
Romeu Zema, Governor of Minas Gerais and presidential hopeful, criticized Brazil's Supreme Court, likening its actions to those of a pedophile pope.
STF, the name of your partner is OAB
The article discusses the dominance of certain types of lawyers in Brazil's legal system and their concerns over impending ethical regulations.
Testimonies reporting harassment by a STJ minister arrive at the STF, which will decide on inquiries
Testimonies from women alleging harassment by STJ minister Marco Buzzi have been submitted to the STF, which will determine whether to initiate criminal inquiries against him.
STF determines that police redo physical test for candidate with dwarfism in contest
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court has ruled that the physical fitness test for a candidate with dwarfism, previously excluded from the Civil Police of Minas Gerais selection, must be retaken with necessary adaptations.
STF Ministers Advocate House Arrest for Bolsonaro and Warn of Increased Court Discredit
Ministers of Brazil's Supreme Court advocate for house arrest for former President Jair Bolsonaro due to his health issues, fearing that worsening conditions could further damage the Court's reputation.
'Decide the time, I will be there, bodies will fall...' Encounter of the threatening Kundan
In a dramatic police encounter in Motihari, Bihar, notorious criminal Kundan Thakur was killed following a chilling audio threat he made to the police days earlier.
By unanimous decision, STF condemns two deputies and a former deputy of the PL for embezzlement of amendments
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) of Brazil has unanimously convicted two current deputies and one former deputy for embezzling public funds designated for health amendments.
STF decision on compulsory retirement may affect judge removed due to sexual abuse allegations
A Supreme Court ruling in Brazil terminating compulsory retirement as a major disciplinary sanction for judges may impact ongoing investigations, including that of judge Magid Nauef Láuar, who is suspended due to sexual abuse allegations.
STF convicts PL deputies for corruption accused of embezzlement of parliamentary amendments
The Brazilian Supreme Court's First Panel convicted two Liberal Party deputies and one former deputy for passive corruption related to the misappropriation of parliamentary amendments.
First Chamber of STF forms majority to convict 3 deputies of PL for embezzlement of amendments
The First Chamber of the STF in Brazil has convicted three deputies of embezzlement related to parliamentary amendment funds.
STF resumes trial of deputies accused of irregularities with parliamentary amendments
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court has restarted the trial of federal deputies accused of misconduct related to parliamentary amendments, involving allegations from the Attorney General's Office.
STF Ministers See Fachin Isolated and Struggling to Overcome Internal Wear
At least half of the current ministers of the STF view President Edson Fachin as isolated and struggling to overcome internal erosion amidst a crisis in the court's credibility.
Tax reform affects 65% of STF precedents, points out survey
Approximately 65% of general repercussions in tax decisions made by Brazil's Supreme Federal Court may become inapplicable due to the consumption tax reform.
Bolsonaro's hospitalization leads to new articulation by STF ministers for home confinement
The hospitalization of former president Jair Bolsonaro has prompted discussions among STF ministers about permitting his transfer to home confinement.
Dino's decision on punishment for judges raises doubts about reach and may concentrate power in the STF
Minister Flávio Dino's decision to block the compulsory retirement of judges could set a precedent affecting judicial discipline in Brazil.
Minister Edson Fachin, president of the STF, makes a speech in defense of judicial self-restraint
The president of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court emphasized the importance of judicial self-restraint in his speech to law students.
Mendonça prohibits the INSS CPI from accessing confidential documents of Vorcaro
Brazil's Supreme Court Minister André Mendonça has blocked access to confidential documents related to Daniel Vorcaro, the owner of Banco Master, that were sent to the INSS parliamentary inquiry.
INSS Careca paid for Lulinha's trip to Portugal, defense admits to STF
Lulinha's defense has acknowledged that a lobbyist funded his trip to Portugal.