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Brazil· EsperançaCriticism of PT's 'civil society' definition and judicial appointment ideas
A post criticizes the Workers' Party (PT) for equating 'civil society' with NGOs and dismisses the idea of direct voting for Supreme Federal Court (STF) justices.
Background
Brazil's political landscape is often characterized by intense debate surrounding the roles of state institutions, civil society, and judicial appointments. Major political parties, including the Workers' Party (PT), frequently propose reforms and policies that spark public discussion and criticism regarding governance and accountability.
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Criticism of PT's definition of 'civil society' and judicial appointments
First report 3h agoLast update 3h agoThe post expresses disillusionment with the PT's interpretation of 'civil society' and rejects the notion of direct public voting for STF judges.
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