the Minister Flavio DinoFrom the Federal Supreme Court (STF), I decided executive Cannot be implemented Parliamentary amendments He was nominated by federal representatives Eduardo Bolsonaro (PL-SP) and Alexandre Ramajem (PL-RJ).
According to Dino, the parliamentarians failed to fulfill the “minimum obligations inherent” in political representation because they left Brazil. Both are in the United States. Eduardo is charged with coercion of authorities, because he allegedly acted against the STF ministers who prosecuted Jair Bolsonaro in the coup plot. Ramajim was convicted of the coup and is on the run.
“It is clearly an infringement for parliamentarians to flee the national territory to deliberately escape the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and continue to ‘exercise’ their mandate,” Dino said. “An occasional absence may have specific treatment, but the parliamentary mandate can never be considered to be permanently exercised ‘at a distance’.”
Under this decision, the executive authority is prohibited from receiving, evaluating, referring, issuing, and implementing any new proposals or indicators related to parliamentary amendments received from the two representatives.
The decision was submitted to the plenary session of the STF Committee, so that the Committee could decide whether to maintain the injunction or not. The trial will be held from December 19 to February 6 virtually.