Fachin denies Fux immediate access to Fake News Inquiry and states he will make acts public
Graduated in journalism from Mackenzie Presbyterian University, he is an editor in Brasília. At Oeste, he worked as a special reporter, assistant editor, and writer. He began his career at Veja magazine, in Augusto Nunes's column. He covers politics, the Judiciary, and the World.
TL;DR
- STF President Edson Fachin denied Minister Luiz Fux immediate access to the Fake News Inquiry.
- Fachin intends to archive the investigation after completing pending procedures and aims to ensure broad publicity of its acts.
- Minister Fux requested full access to the inquiry's documents to analyze a legal action challenging Minister Alexandre de Moraes's handling of the investigation.
- The Progressistas party contested the assignment of cases to Moraes, citing violations of constitutional guarantees.
- Fachin mentioned 104 linked procedures, many requiring digitization and individual examination.
- He stated that most procedures are public, except for ongoing analyses and sealed inquiries.
- The Fake News Inquiry has been under Fachin's rapporteurship since September 9th.