Fake News Inquiry had 57 volumes and nearly 1,500 documents; Fachin orders 'thorough review' of Moraes' measures
Graduated in journalism from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, he is an editor in Brasília. At Oeste, he worked as a special reporter, assistant editor, and copywriter. He began his career at Veja magazine, in Augusto Nunes' column. He covers politics, the judiciary, and world affairs.
TL;DR
- The Fake News Inquiry accumulated 57 volumes and nearly 1,500 electronic pieces over seven years.
- STF President Edson Fachin has ordered a review of 104 procedures from the inquiry to assess their continuity.
- The inquiry, which began in March 2019, involved actions such as searches, seizure, and restrictions on individuals.
- Precautionary measures within the inquiry will be re-evaluated for potential maintenance, replacement, or revocation.
- Some materials from the inquiry have already been archived or forwarded to the first instance.
- The inquiry's actions included censoring publications and ordering the removal of content critical of the Fake News Bill.