A Brazilian Supreme Court justice has removed the heads of the federal police and intelligence agency, deepening a political crisis in Brasília. The decision could intensify tensions between judicial authorities and the government while raising questions about institutional independence and oversight. Supporters say the move is necessary to address alleged misconduct or failures in the agencies, while critics warn that it risks politicizing security institutions. The crisis is likely to generate further legal challenges and pressure on Lula’s administration politically.
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