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BRASILIA – Minister Luís Roberto Muddy, the Supreme Federal Court (STF), said this Saturday that he expects “the decline in power and prestige of conservative far-right populism” in Brazil and around the world. Without mentioning the names of government officials, the minister also repudiated radicalism, nationalism, and authoritarianism. The statements were made at an internet conference given to the Public Law Institute (IDP), from which Gilmar Mendes He is a companion.
– I very much hope that the current that defends solidarity and cosmopolitanism can prevail over that that defends nationalism and economic protectionism. I expect a certain decline in the power and prestige of this far-right conservative populism. The world has room for liberals, conservatives, and progressives. What should not be encouraged is bigotry, radicalism and authoritarianism. Perhaps we can experience a progressive wave in the world in general – said Barroso.
Two years ago, Barroso and Mendes had a discussion in the STF plenary session and since then they have not spoken. They were recently invented. This Saturday, at the beginning of the broadcast of the events, the two exchanged mutual praise. In the end, Barroso stated that he misses the physical interaction of his colleagues at court. Since the start of the pandemic in Brazil, in the name of social isolation, test sessions have been conducted remotely, by videoconference.
– This obligatory isolation caused people to rediscover their affection. We miss being together to hug each other. We are not a nest of snakes. Accidents can happen in life, but we love each other well and our relationships are cordial, he said.
