US EditionStj Criticise Us Sanctions to Minister Benedicto Gonçalves
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STJ recalls the action of the judge in the Bolsonaro conviction and defends the independence of the Court; the United States speaks in violation of human rights
After US sanctions, STJ defends Minister Benedicto Gonçalves and critical pressure and threats against judges and their families.
The Superior Court of Justice (STJ) responded on Wednesday (October 1, 2025) to the revocation of Minister Benedito Gonçalves' visa by the United States government. In a statement, the Court stated that "attempts at political interference" in the minister's performance are "unjustifiable." Benedito Gonçalves is on the list of judges sanctioned by the United States government. In 2023, while a member of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Gonçalv…
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