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    HotspotorlandoNewsBy HotspotorlandoNews28 de January de 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    MORAES AGAINST THE WALL! Malta says everything

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    The Brazilian Senate chamber is no longer a place of quiet deliberation—it’s a battlefield where **Senator Magno Malta** unleashes unrelenting fury against what he brands as the most dangerous threat to democracy: Minister **Alexandre de Moraes** and a Supreme Federal Court (STF) that has, in his scorching words, become an instrument of selective tyranny, personal vendettas, and outright dictatorship.

    In a series of blistering speeches, interviews, and public challenges that have electrified the opposition and sent shockwaves through the establishment, Senator Malta has placed Moraes **squarely against the wall**—”contra a parede”—with declarations that cut like a blade through the veneer of judicial impartiality. The core of his offensive is crystal clear and devastating:

    Moraes stands accused of transforming the judiciary into a weapon of political persecution. Malta repeatedly highlights the grotesque double standards: while petty drug offenders walk free under lenient rulings, political dissidents, patriots, and even former President Jair Bolsonaro face draconian restrictions, solitary confinement in allegedly insalubre conditions, ignored medical laudos, and relentless pressure that Malta calls a “tragédia anunciada.” He accuses Moraes of usurping the authority of medical councils, intimidating doctors, overriding expert opinions on health matters, and assuming god-like control over life-and-death decisions—all while Bolsonaro recovers from surgery and requires constant care. “This is not justice; this is vengeance,” Malta roars, warning that continued cruelty risks turning into tragedy with direct responsibility falling on Moraes’ shoulders.

    The senator doesn’t mince words on the broader abuse: Moraes has intimidated the Federal Council of Medicine (CFM), interfered in parliamentary affairs, blocked roads to silence popular marches, and issued orders that trample constitutional rights like freedom of expression and the right to come and go. Malta brands these actions as pure **ditadura judicial**—a judicial dictatorship where the STF acts as judge, prosecutor, executioner, and censor all at once. He points to the selective outrage: harsh sentences for January 8 participants contrasted with leniency elsewhere, amnesty floated for the powerful while opponents languish.

    Malta’s most explosive challenge comes in direct, fearless provocations to Moraes himself: “Lay your hands on Bolsonaro. Try your luck.” He dares the minister to apply the same dawn raids, gag orders, and criminal threats to critical journalists and opponents that he imposes on the right. “Vai prender a Malu Gaspar também?” he taunts, exposing what he sees as cowardice masked as authority. In one thunderous moment, he declares the house is about to fall—”a casa vai cair”—signaling that the mounting scandals, hypocrisy, and public outrage are closing in fast.

    As for the STF as a whole, Malta paints it as rotten from within: a body corrupted by luxury, shadowy financial ties, and ego-driven power grabs. He has protocolled impeachment requests, called for recess interruptions to force votes on removing Moraes and others like Dias Toffoli, and accused the court of losing all moral legitimacy to judge anyone. “Que justiça é essa?” he demands again and again, arguing that when ministers behave like untouchable overlords—sucking the people dry while ignoring the Constitution—the institution itself becomes the enemy of the people.

    Senator Magno Malta’s message is unmistakable and bombastic: Alexandre de Moraes is **encurralado**—cornered—because the mask has slipped. The abuses are too blatant, the selectivity too obvious, the cruelty too documented, and the people’s patience too exhausted. Backed by faith (“Deus é justo”), constitutional truth, and a growing chorus of defiance, Malta stands as the unyielding voice declaring that the wall is not just approaching—it’s already here. The judicial overreach has overplayed its hand, and the reckoning is inevitable.

    MORAES CONTRA A PAREDE! The battle cry grows louder, the pressure mounts, and history records every defiant word from this warrior senator who refuses to bow. The nation awakens—and the tyrants tremble.

    Magno Malta Moraes SCANDAL
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