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Brazil's Supreme Court cancelled a plenary session due to an escalating crisis involving ministers, particularly concerning a decision by Minister Dino.
32 sources across pt · blind spot: little coverage from the left
Left 12% · Center 81% · Right 6%
How outlets framed it
Left: Sources on the left frame the cancellation of the STF plenary session as a consequence of a crisis among ministers, particularly highlighting Justice Minister Flávio Dino's actions and the subsequent reactions from other justices.
Center: Central sources report the cancellation of the STF plenary session due to a crisis among ministers, noting specific disputes involving Justice Minister Flávio Dino and the reactions of other justices, including calls for Justice Fachin's intervention.
Right: Sources on the right focus on the strategic calculations of ministers involved in a dispute, suggesting these actions weaken Justice Fachin amidst the STF crisis, and mention Justice Mendonça's complaints about Justice Dino's decisions.
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