Brazil Supreme Court internal rift deepens amid partisanship allegations

A group of Brazilian Supreme Federal Court ministers, including Gilmar Mendes, Flávio Dino, Cristiano Zanin, and Alexandre de Moraes, has shifted the public narrative from attacks on Moraes to suspicions of partisanship against Minister André Mendonça. The development signals growing internal divisions within the court, potentially affecting judicial credibility and political stability. The full details are behind a paywall, so the extent of the allegations remains unclear.