Just before the order was issued, I spoke to three people following the situation closely from Brazil: Laís Martins, a journalist at the The Intercept in Brazil; Sérgio Spagnuolo, executive director & founder of the data-driven tech news organization Nucleo Journalism; and Dr. Ivar Alberto Hartmann, an associate professor at the Insper Institute of Education and Research in Brazil. So the Supreme Court, back then the Supreme Electoral Court, which was presided by him during the election period, they had to take action given the lack of regulation, and this paved the way for many people to call them authoritarians, or even to say that they weren't acting under the rule of law.