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Mareli Martins recorreu ao STF e derrubou a censura de Deltan Dallagnol.
19 statements · 1 politicians · May 12, 2026 · 3 min
Statements by Gleisi Hoffmann. 19 transcribed statements, with topic and stance on the ones the analysis classified. Topics: Freedom of Expression / Censorship, Judiciary, Ethics and Public Integrity, Combating Impunity.
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19 statementsFull transcript of the video. Statements the analysis classified carry topic and stance.
About: guarantee freedom of expression
Congratulations to journalist Amarely Martins, who, defending freedom of the press, appealed to the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) and overturned the censorship that deputy Caçado, with a tainted record, tried to impose on her and on several other media outlets.
About: respect decisions of the Judiciary
And as usual, he attacks the decision, the Supreme Court, and plays the victim, lying again.
His old modus operandi.
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About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
Let's just remember, folks, that the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) decided to bar Deltan Dallagnol because he resigned from the position of prosecutor.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
to circumvent the Clean Record law and be a candidate in 2022.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
The ruling, approved unanimously by the TSE (Superior Electoral Court), says the following.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
The combination of five elements, duly connected and contextualized, reveals in a crystalline manner that the respondent resigned from the office of Prosecutor of the Republic on November 3, 2021 with the purpose of frustrating... the application of the ineligibility provided for in Article 1 of Complementary Law 6490.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
The law states that magistrates and members of the Public Ministry who have requested dismissal or voluntary retirement while an administrative disciplinary proceeding is pending are ineligible for any office for a period of eight years.
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About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
That was the case of deputy Caçado, with a tainted record, who had already received two penalties from the National Council of the Public Ministry (CNMP) and resigned to avoid another 15 proceedings, including the accusation of embezzling R$ 2.5 billion in Lava Jato.
And then the TSE's unanimous decision continues.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
Said maneuver prevented the 15 administrative proceedings pending at the CNMP against him from giving rise to disciplinary administrative proceedings, which could result in the penalty of compulsory retirement or loss of office.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
The official website of the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) published that Dallagnol brought forward his resignation as a fraud on the law.
- Neutral
About: investigate and punish corruption in public administration
He used subterfuge to evade proceedings or other cases involving alleged administrative misconduct and harm to the public coffers.
- Neutral
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
All of this because the seriousness of the facts could have led to his dismissal.
About: guarantee freedom of expression
That's right, the hunted deputy, with a tainted record, cannot censor the rapporteur's vote and the TSE (Superior Electoral Court)'s decision.
About: apply ineligibility under the Clean Record Law
Nor the penalty provided for in the Clean Record law.
- Neutral
About: respect decisions of the Judiciary
And that was precisely what the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) recognized, because the journalist published the STF (Supreme Federal Tribunal) certificate on the case.
Counter-facts have no convictions.
The truth always prevails.
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