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Renan Santos calls for protest against STF in São Paulo

Renan Santos, presidential candidate, organizes a protest against the STF at Ibirapuera in São Paulo this Monday.

7 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Renan Santos, presidential candidate from the Missão Party, has called for a protest against the Federal Supreme Court (STF) and Justice Alexandre de Moraes. The demonstration is scheduled to take place this Monday, the 7th, at 11 AM, at the Obelisco do Ibirapuera in São Paulo.

The call for the protest comes at a time when the relationship between the government and the STF has been a prominent topic in Brazilian politics. Santos specifically criticizes the actions of the STF, emphasizing the significance of this protest in his campaign.

The demonstration aims to gather supporters and sympathizers who share the same critical view of the judiciary, especially regarding decisions that impact the political actions of public figures.

The event is part of Renan Santos's campaign strategies, as positioning himself against the STF also seeks to mobilize voters who may be dissatisfied with the current political landscape.

In addition to this event, other protests and political actions may occur in various locations across Brazil as the elections approach. This reflects a growing political polarization in the country.

The organizers hope for significant participation in the protest, although they have not disclosed specific numerical expectations. The event is garnering attention in the media and on social networks.

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