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Overview
- Coordinated Acorda Brasil demonstrations filled two blocks near the Masp on Avenida Paulista and spread to more than 20 cities, targeting President Lula and STF ministers Alexandre de Moraes and Dias Toffoli.
- Poder360’s aerial imagery analysis estimated roughly 22,800 participants at the peak in São Paulo.
- Flávio Bolsonaro struck a campaign‑style tone, backing impeachment only for justices who break the law and saying the Supreme Court as an institution is not the movement’s target.
- Deputy Nikolas Ferreira and pastor Silas Malafaia delivered harsher attacks, calling for Moraes’s removal or jail and invoking allegations linked to Banco Master contracts.
- Goiás governor Ronaldo Caiado vowed “full, general and unrestricted” amnesty on January 1, 2027, as leaders pressed Congress to overturn Lula’s veto of the sentencing bill and Michelle Bolsonaro shared a letter from Jair Bolsonaro urging right‑wing unity.