Illustration of STF building with mourning flags and portrait of Octavio Gallotti.
Illustration of STF building with mourning flags and portrait of Octavio Gallotti.
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STF declares three-day mourning after death of former minister Octavio Gallotti

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The Supremo Tribunal Federal decreed three days of official mourning following the death of former court president Octavio Gallotti at age 95. The measure was signed by Vice President Alexandre de Moraes.

Gallotti died on Sunday, July 26. He served on the STF from 1984 to 2000 and presided over the court from 1993 to 1995. The national flag must fly at half-mast and celebrations at the court are suspended during the period.

The wake will take place on Monday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the White Hall of the STF, open to the public. The burial is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28, at Cemitério São João Batista in Rio de Janeiro.

STF President Edson Fachin highlighted Gallotti's contribution to the country. Attorney General Paulo Gonet expressed solidarity with the family and praised his example of integrity.

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Initial reactions on X focus on tributes to Octavio Gallotti's judicial career and expressions of condolences from legal experts and public figures, noting his STF presidency and contributions to administrative law; discussions highlight his legacy with positive and neutral sentiments, alongside mentions of the STF's official mourning period.

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Brazilian Senate chamber during 42-34 vote rejecting Jorge Messias's STF nomination, first in 132 years.
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Senate rejects Jorge Messias's STF nomination 42-34

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Brazil's Senate rejected Attorney-General Jorge Messias's nomination to the Supreme Federal Court (STF) on Wednesday (April 29, 2026), with 42 votes against and 34 in favor. The vote marks the first rejection of a presidential nominee to the Court in 132 years, since 1894. Messias had been approved by the CCJ committee 16-11 after an eight-hour hearing.

The trial of former congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro by the STF's First Turma begins this Tuesday (16/6). He faces charges of alleged coercion in the coup plot case. Minister Alexandre de Moraes denied a postponement request from the Federal Public Defender's Office.

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