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Corinthians has often been likened to a mini-politics, akin to a small Brasília, where alliances shift rapidly and trust among associates is fleeting. The coalition backing President Augusto Melo has been tenuous, formed from individuals who largely adhered to opposing views, united solely by a shared goal of displacing the previous administration. This inherently unstable coalition has strained relationships, resulting in further complications as they navigate the crisis prompted by growing concerns about governance and transparency within the club.