Senator Randolfe Rodrigues has lauded the Supreme Federal Court's (STF) recent decision to limit the use of amendments to increase government spending. The ruling, he said, will prevent the 'housekeeping' of public funds, which has been a common practice in recent years.

According to Rodrigues, the STF's decision is a 'brake on the misuse of public resources' and will help to ensure that government spending is focused on essential services. He also noted that the ruling will make it more difficult for politicians to use amendments to fund pet projects or secure votes.

The STF's decision has been met with mixed reactions. Some politicians have criticized the ruling, arguing that it will limit their ability to respond to the needs of their constituents. However, many experts and civil society groups have welcomed the decision, saying that it will help to promote fiscal responsibility and transparency in government spending.