Reinstating the Federal Police chief hours after a colleague suspended him is raw power protecting itself. A single justice overturned a decision already backed by a panel, and conveniently shielded the very officials accused of spying on a sitting justice. The Banco Master mess and the reports used against Mendonca now escape any real scrutiny.
Dino did the obvious thing: no justice gets to rule in his own case and paralyze police investigations because of a personal grievance. Reinstating the Federal Police leadership restores institutional autonomy and proves the court can settle its own disputes without dragging the Republic into crisis. October's election should be about jobs and sovereignty, not the Supreme Court.
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