The secrecy surrounding the Master's case has been lifted in the Supreme Court amidst the rift between judges Mendonça and De Moraes

On Thursday, Justice André Mendonça of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) lifted the judicial secrecy surrounding the Banco Master case. Mendonça, who serves as the rapporteur for the proceedings, granted the request made by the court's president, Edson Fachin, to make the case files accessible to the rest of the tribunal. The case is linked to allegations involving what has been described as the largest banking fraud in the country's history. The decision follows internal tensions within the court, specifically highlighting a rift between Justices Mendonça and Alexandre de Moraes.