Brazil Supreme Court chief justice suspends rival rulings amid campaign row

France 24 · first seen 10.09.2026

Brazil's Supreme Court chief justice intervened to halt conflicting lower rulings amid an escalating dispute linked to Justice Alexandre de Moraes and upcoming presidential elections.

Brazil Supreme Court chief justice suspended conflicting rulings by two judges.
The dispute involves allegations against Justice Alexandre de Moraes and affects the upcoming presidential campaign.

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France 24 — Brazil Supreme Court chief suspends rival rulings amid election row

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