The Supreme Federal Court's (STF) recent ruling on constitutional amendments has been met with praise from Senator Randolfe Rodrigues, who described it as a 'brake on disorder'. The decision, which clarified the process for amending the constitution, has been hailed as a necessary measure to ensure stability and prevent the misuse of the amendment process.

According to Senator Rodrigues, the STF's ruling has put a stop to the 'free-for-all' approach to constitutional amendments that had been prevalent in recent years. He argued that the court's decision will help to protect the constitution from being weakened by hasty or ill-conceived changes.

The STF's ruling has been welcomed by legal experts and civil society organizations, who believe it will strengthen the rule of law and promote constitutional stability. The decision is expected to have a significant impact on the way that constitutional amendments are proposed and debated in the future.