Central Brazil has recently raised concerns regarding a perceived alliance between the Supreme Court and the federal government. This unease stems from allegations that the court has been overly deferential to the government, potentially compromising its independence and impartiality.

The concerns have been voiced by various political figures and legal experts, who argue that the court's recent rulings have favored the government's agenda. They point to cases where the court has upheld controversial executive actions and dismissed challenges to government policies.

The Supreme Court has not directly addressed these allegations, but has maintained that it operates independently and impartially. However, the ongoing debate highlights the importance of judicial independence and the need for the court to maintain the trust and confidence of the public.