With Romeu Zema's presidential campaign struggling in the polls, the New Party sees an opportunity to take the lead in criticizing the STF from Bolsonaro supporters.
As Romeu Zema's presidential candidacy in Brazil continues to falter in the polls, his allies within the New Party are strategizing to capitalize on a perceived opening within the political landscape regarding criticism of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF). Notably, supporters of Flávio Bolsonaro, a prominent figure in the PL party, have recently adopted a more cautious approach toward attacking the judiciary, a move that is believed to cater to moderate voters. This shift in tone presents Zema and his team a unique opportunity to position themselves as more assertive critics of the STF.
