Central Brazil has expressed doubts about a potential alliance between the Supreme Court and the Presidency. This concern stems from the perception that the Court may be influenced by the government, leading to a lack of impartiality in its rulings. The alleged alliance has raised questions about the independence of the judiciary and the potential for political interference in legal matters.

The concerns stem from recent events, including the appointment of judges perceived to be aligned with the Presidency and the Court's handling of cases involving government officials. Critics argue that these actions suggest a lack of separation of powers and a potential erosion of the rule of law.

The Supreme Court has denied any wrongdoing and maintains its independence. However, the perception of an alliance between the Court and the Presidency continues to cast a shadow over the judiciary's credibility. The situation highlights the importance of maintaining a strong and independent judiciary to ensure the fair and impartial administration of justice.