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STF resumes trial on amnesty for parties that have violated quotas

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) will resume the trial regarding an amendment that granted amnesty to political parties which failed to meet minimum funding quotas for Black and Brown candidates in previous elections. The case was paused in late May after Minister Alexandre de Moraes requested more time to review it. The Court had previously formed a majority supporting the 2024 constitutional amendment approved by Congress. The relator, Cristiano Zanin, supports the full constitutionality of the amendment, while Minister Flávio Dino opposes it, arguing it represents a 'social regression' and免责

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O Supremo Tribunal Federal vai retomar, nesta sexta-feira 19, o julgamento sobre uma ação que questiona a Emenda Constitucional que perdoou partidos políticos pelo descumprimento do percentual de cotas mínimas de recursos para candidaturas de pessoas pretas e pardas em eleições anteriores.

A análise do caso foi paralisada no final de maio, após um pedido de vista do ministro Alexandre de Moraes . A Corte já tinha formado maioria para validar a emenda aprovada pelo Congresso em 2024. O caso será examinado no plenário virtual até o dia 26 de junho.

O relator, Cristiano Zanin , se manifestou pela constitucionalidade integral da emenda à Constituição que perdoa sanções impostas a partidos que não cumpriram a cota de recursos a candidaturas de mulheres e negros nas eleições de 2022.

Ele foi acompanhado por Dias Toffoli, André Mendonça, Nunes Marques, Luiz Fux e Gilmar Mendes . O ministro Flávio Dino abriu a divergência para derrubar a anistia e foi acompanhado por Cármen Lúcia e Edson Fachin .

No entendimento de Dino, a anistia prevista na norma promove um “retrocesso social” proibido pela Constituição e que a medida desresponsabiliza condutas ilícitas anteriores, convertendo uma política obrigatória em mera recomendação.

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STF resumes trial on amnesty for parties that have violated quotas

The Supreme Federal Court (STF) will resume the trial regarding an amendment that granted amnesty to political parties which failed to meet minimum funding quotas for Black and Brown candidates in previous elections. The case was paused in late May after Minister Alexandre de Moraes requested more time to review it. The Court had previously formed a majority supporting the 2024 constitutional amendment approved by Congress. The relator, Cristiano Zanin, supports the full constitutionality of the amendment, while Minister Flávio Dino opposes it, arguing it represents a 'social regression' and免责

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