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In a decision issued on August 18, Alexandre de Moraes elaborated on the reasons for some of his illegal orders. In summary, he explains that anyone who seeks to expose him or his accomplices - in any way - must be silenced in the name of “democracy.” Below, we focus on de Moraes’ charges against a sitting Brazilian Senator, Marcos do Val, based on do Val’s social media posts. For these “crimes,” de Moraes ordered platforms to silence Senator do Val by blocking all of his social media accounts, in violation of Articles 5 and 220 of the Brazilian Constitution.

In a decision issued on August 18, Alexandre de Moraes elaborated on the reasons for some of his illegal orders. In summary, he explains that anyone who seeks to expose him or his accomplices - in any way - must be silenced in the name of “democracy.” Below, we focus on de Moraes’ charges against a sitting Brazilian Senator, Marcos do Val, based on do Val’s social media posts. For these “crimes,” de Moraes ordered platforms to silence Senator do Val by blocking all of his social media accounts, in violation of Articles 5 and 220 of the Brazilian Constitution.

Em uma decisão de 18 de agosto, Alexandre de Moraes justificou algumas de suas ordens ilegais. Em resumo, ele explica que qualquer pessoa que busque expô-lo ou expor seus cúmplices — de qualquer maneira — deve ser silenciada em nome da "democracia." A seguir focamos nas acusações de Moraes contra um Senador brasileiro em exercício, Marcos do Val, com base nas postagens de do Val nas redes sociais. Por esses "crimes", Moraes ordenou que as plataformas silenciassem o Senador do Val, bloqueando todas as suas contas de redes sociais, em violação aos Artigos 5º e 220 da Constituição Federal do Brasil.

In a decision issued on August 18, Alexandre de Moraes elaborated on the reasons for some of his illegal orders. In summary, he explains that anyone who seeks to expose him or his accomplices - in any way - must be silenced in the name of “democracy.” Below, we focus on de Moraes’ charges against a sitting Brazilian Senator, Marcos do Val, based on do Val’s social media posts. For these “crimes,” de Moraes ordered platforms to silence Senator do Val by blocking all of his social media accounts, in violation of Articles 5 and 220 of the Brazilian Constitution.