The security of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) restricted access for photographers and cameramen to the Court's glass windows this Thursday (3), after the repercussion of a photograph showing Alexandre de Moraes, Gilmar Mendes, and Cristiano Zanin smiling as they left a session.
The image was taken by photographer Brenno Carvalho, from O Globo, on Wednesday (2), precisely at a time when the STF is facing a crisis involving messages attributed to Moraes and former banker Daniel Vorcaro.
The next day, press professionals once again tried to capture the ministers through gaps in the curtains, but were prevented by the court's security guards. The STF was contacted, but had not commented on the change by the time the reports were published.
The restriction drew attention on social media because it occurred shortly after the photo was released, which received wide attention.
Sources: CNN Brasil and Folha de S.Paulo.
The image was taken by photographer Brenno Carvalho, from O Globo, on Wednesday (2), precisely at a time when the STF is facing a crisis involving messages attributed to Moraes and former banker Daniel Vorcaro.
The next day, press professionals once again tried to capture the ministers through gaps in the curtains, but were prevented by the court's security guards. The STF was contacted, but had not commented on the change by the time the reports were published.
The restriction drew attention on social media because it occurred shortly after the photo was released, which received wide attention.
Sources: CNN Brasil and Folha de S.Paulo.
