
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Andre Mendonca has ordered the suspension of federal police chief Andrei Rodrigues and the force’s intelligence chief Leandro Almada.
The suspensions come amid growing divisions in the court, threatening to pull it into political battles ahead of the upcoming election.
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