The Minister of Supreme Court Alexander de Mora joked that Minister Flavio Dino was a candidate for the Pope, after he quoted the former Minister of Justice from the Bible during the ruling on the complaint filed by the Public Prosecutor’s Office (PGR) against the so -called “Core 2” of the coup plan.
Maurice said after Flavio Dino to the Old Testament of the Bible.
The decision submitted his vice to accept or not accept PGR’s complaint, when Dino boycotted him, who mentioned the importance of talking about “jurists” on the Internet.
Soon after, Dino interrupted Minister Cármen Lúcia, who also wanted to talk about the topic.
See dialogue
Dino: “For this fake news, you are a completely reason and I find it more embarrassing when it comes to people who call themselves jurists.”
Carmen: “Sometimes you address jurisprudence as if it were professional legal knowledge, and sometimes jurists have other connotations, for example, who take money on interest or company, is a lawyer. You must also care, and words in Portuguese have many meanings.”
Dino: “And not leaving the Bible out, which gives money to interest, commits a sin, according to the old era.”
Morais: “Your distinction is a candidate for the Pope. I realize some … (direction),” he said jokingly.
Ruling
This Tuesday (22), Five of the separation ministers judge whether they accept the arguments of the lawyer’s office or not to follow up the operation. If the complaint is accepted, six accused will be accused and will respond to criminal measures.
“Core 2”, according to PGR, is a detailed group for “illegal support” of the then President Jair Bolsonaro (PL) in power.
Pope Francisco
Pope Francis died on Monday morning (21), in the Casa Santa Marta, a guesthouse near the Church of St. Peter, where he lived since his election in 2013, according to the Vatican spokesman.
The death of the Pope was announced by Cardinal Kevin Farrell, Camellingo in the Vatican.
He died at the age of 88, after stroke and heart failure, according to the Vatican.
In the coming weeks, 135 The Cardino voter will meet in the Sistine Church to determine who will succeed in Pope Francis Responsible for the Catholic Church.
