AGU asks Supreme Court for dismissal of Marco Buzzi
Graduated in journalism from the State University of Bahia. Has worked for newspapers JC Concursos, Folha de S.Paulo, and O Estado de S.Paulo. Was a reporter for the portals Datagro and Broto. Has been a reporter for Revista Oeste since March 2026.
TL;DR
- The Attorney General's Office (AGU) requested the STF to dismiss STJ Minister Marco Aurélio Buzzi and suspend his salary.
- Buzzi was previously removed from his duties following accusations of sexual harassment and importunity.
- The STJ recognized disciplinary infractions in August and decided on the loss of office, but Buzzi's payments continued.
- The AGU is urgently requesting the immediate suspension of Buzzi's payments until the STF rules on the case.
- Accusations against Buzzi include sexual harassment, sexual importunity, and slander.
- The STJ's decision marks the first application of the new maximum penalty for serious infractions by an STJ minister.
- Complaints include allegations from an 18-year-old woman and a former cabinet employee.
- The Attorney General's Office described the complainants' reports as 'firm, coherent, and convergent' with the evidence.