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Data Sheet: 34% Want Moraes Away and 37%, Mendonça - 12/09/2026

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For 28%, Senate should prevent accused of improper relations with Vorcaro, and 13% advocate resignation

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The minister Alexandre de Moraes in session of the First Class of the STF Luiz Silveira/STF Pesquisa Datafolha published on Saturday (12) shows that 34% of the interviewees defend the removal of the minister Alexandre de Moraes, from the Supreme Federal Court (STF), so that it is investigated after the revelation of the report of the Federal Police that quotes messages sent by Daniel Vorcaro, former owner of the Master bank, to a number that the…

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For 28%, Senate should prevent accused of improper relations with Vorcaro, and 13% advocate resignation

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Question: What should happen to Moraes after the revelation of the exchange of messages with Daniel Vorcaro? Should he move away for a time from office for an investigation be done: 34% Should he resign from office: 13% Should he suffer a process of impeachment by the Senate: 28% Nothing, because there is nothing wrong in the messages: 7% Nothing, because the leak of conversations from investigations was illegal: 5% Don't know: 13% Datafolha als…

Datafolha research released this Saturday, 12, shows that 75% of the interviewees defend some kind of measure in relation to the minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court, after the dissemination of messages attributed to the minister and Daniel Vorcaro. For 34%, Moraes should distance temporarily to be investigated; 28% defend a process of impeachment and...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Research released by the Datafolha Institute on Saturday (12) reveals the impact of the institutional crisis in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) on public opinion, showing that 28% of Brazilians are favorable...

Research shows perception about the two STF ministers in the midst of the crisis involving the Master Bank

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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