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O presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF), Edson Fachin, retirou o ministro Alexandre de Moraes da relatoria do inquérito das fake news. A decisão foi publicada nesta quarta-feira (9) e ficam preservadas todas as decisões tomadas por Moraes no processo até a data de hoje.

O inquérito foi aberto pela Corte em março de 2019 e continua em andamento. Na época, o então presidente do STF, ministro Dias Toffoli, defendeu a medida como forma de combater a veiculação de notícias que atingiam a honorabilidade e a segurança do STF, de seus membros e parentes. O ministro também nomeou Moraes como relator.

A decisão de Fachin ocorre durante uma crise protagonizada por Moraes e o ministro André Mendonça. Na semana passada, Moraes incluiu acusações contra Mendonça no âmbito do inquérito das Fake News. O relatório dizia que Mendonça teria, em tese, praticado uma série de condutas tipificadas como improbidade administrativa, abuso de autoridade e favorecimento a determinados grupos políticos.

Dias antes, Mendonça havia retirado o sigilo de um relatório da PF que trazia mensagens enviadas pelo banqueiro Daniel Vorcaro a Moraes. Vorcaro é alvo central da Operação Compliance Zero, que trata da suspeita de fraudes financeiras bilionárias no Master, e está preso atualmente.

Nesta quarta, Fachin determinou a retirada da investigação contra Mendonça do inquérito das fake news. Todo seu conteúdo foi remetido ao próprio presidente da Corte.

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No programa Estúdio i, da GloboNews, a apresentadora Andréia Sadi comentou a operação autorizada pelo Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) contra bandidos que perseguem o ministro Flávio Dino no Maranhão. A diatribe de Sadi fez a festa da extrema-direita com todo um ataque ao “sistema”, essa palavrinha mágica sobre a qual os fascistas se refestelam como porcos na lavagem da democracia.

“O Supremo Tribunal Federal, como guardião da Constituição, promove esse ato que — como estamos vendo e conforme venho dizendo aqui —, na minha opinião, tem um objetivo final totalmente diferente: eles estão nos testando. Sim, estão testando. Mas os nervos estão à flor da pele desde o caso Master, momento em que foram levados para dentro desse processo. O tempo todo, o que se vê é o sistema atuando em favor do próprio sistema, do qual eles fazem parte. Tenho falado sobre isso aqui. Da mesma forma, Octávio [Guedes}, quando você e a Flávia [Oliveira] abordam a questão do diploma jornalístico, vale lembrar que há muitos jornalistas diplomados que, ‘entre aspas’, já não exercem o jornalismo”, disse.

“Isso ocorre porque não há como flexibilizar essa discussão; esse debate só tem um caminho: defender o que está na Constituição. O artigo 5º, inciso XIV, é extremamente claro. Se estivesse escrito em russo, ainda assim seria transparente para nós, jornalistas. Portanto, investigar é necessário? Obviamente. Deve-se apurar se há alguém monitorando um ministro do Supremo ou qualquer indivíduo que se sinta perseguido? Com certeza. O que não é cabível é realizar essa investigação violando o direito e a garantia constitucional de um jornalista.”

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