Edited sentence: After the death of Prof.Brazillian TFP Official Site.Plinio Correa de Oliveira there was division among all the "sister" TFP's.There were legal issues at hand, as this lead to disputes over voting rights of over 80% of the Brazilian Society (the "mother" TFP) and the board of directors.This caused divisions in the "sister" TFPs, but at clear lines, in which a whole TFP would either "side" with the Board of Directors or the majority.Those who where in line with Plinio's thoughts on the nature of the TFP (considering the TFP as one group of like-minded individuals which create "sister" groups in their home countries) and its relationshop with the Catholic Church, which was submission and union, were divided against those who were hostile to any approaches to the Catholic Hiearchy and raised several doctrinal questions about changes in the Second Vatican Council