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Zema Criticizes Dino on a Walk in Paulista, Calls Moraes ‘Bandit' and Says He Trusts Carmen Lúcia

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In the act of 7 September, New Year's candidate asks that Carmen Lúcia put ‘consciousness' above ‘Corporatist spirit'; the minister's vote is considered decisive at the end of the crisis

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The candidate for the Presidency of the Republic, Romeo Zema (NOVO), performs an act on Paulista Avenue, in São Paulo, against Minister Alexandre de Moraes, on the morning of Monday (07), Independence Day of Brazil. Aloisio Mauricio/Estadão Content The former Governor of Minas Gerais and pre-candidate to the Presidency of the Republic, Romeo Zema (Novo), did a campaign act on Paulista Avenue, in São Paulo, on Monday (7), without the presence of …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Candidate said Dino is part of the group of Moraes, Toffoli and Gilmar "who wants everything to continue as it is"; statement occurred on Paulista Avenue

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Act of Zema on Paulista Avenue gathers only team and pressZema does empty act on Paulista, criticizes STF and proposes triple list

In participation of act of 7 September, candidate said that Dino, Toffoli and Mendes are part of the "truminha" of Moraes. Read on Power360.

Zema summoned an act on Paulista Avenue against STF minister Alexandre de Moraes, but few supporters appeared, in addition to the press

In the act of 7 September, New Year's candidate asks that Carmen Lúcia put ‘consciousness' above ‘Corporatist spirit'; the minister's vote is considered decisive at the end of the crisis

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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