The Supreme Court of Brazil has reached an agreement with the government and Congress to maintain the recently approved constitutional amendments. However, the Court has emphasized the need for adjustments to ensure the amendments' alignment with the Constitution. The agreement was reached after a series of negotiations between the three branches of government. The Court's decision to preserve the amendments reflects its commitment to respecting the democratic process and the will of the people. However, the Court has also made it clear that the amendments must be in accordance with the Constitution and that any necessary adjustments will be made. The agreement reached between the Court, government, and Congress is a significant development in the ongoing debate over the constitutional amendments. It demonstrates the willingness of the different branches of government to work together to find a solution that is both respectful of the democratic process and compliant with the Constitution. The adjustments required by the Court will likely focus on ensuring that the amendments do not violate any fundamental rights or principles enshrined in the Constitution. The Court's oversight role in this process will help to ensure that the amendments are implemented in a manner that is consistent with the rule of law and the principles of democracy.