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Brazilian Supreme Court in Crisis Over Banco Master Scandal

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A dispute between Supreme Court Justices Alexandre de Moraes and André Mendonça over the handling of the Banco Master case has plunged Brazil's highest court into crisis, potentially impacting the upcoming presidential elections. The scandal involves alleged links between the suspected mastermind of a multi-billion dollar banking fraud, Daniel Vorcaro, and Justice Moraes. Vorcaro's messages, seeking help from a number attributed to Moraes, were made public by Justice Mendonça, escalating tensions. The crisis has drawn international attention, with the Financial Times reporting that it could have a 'decisive impact' on Brazil's elections.

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    BREAKING: Supreme Court Justice Cristiano Zanin has just ordered the...

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    Brasil: el escándalo bancario que pone bajo presión a la Corte Suprema...

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    A crise no Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) envolvendo as investigações...

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    Crise no STF pode ter ‘impacto decisivo’ nas eleições brasileiras, diz...

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