The Supreme Federal Court (STF) has reached an agreement with the government and Congress to maintain the constitutional amendments approved in recent years. However, the STF has requested that certain adjustments be made to ensure the amendments are in line with the Constitution.

The agreement was reached after months of negotiations between the three branches of government. The STF had previously expressed concerns about the constitutionality of some of the amendments, particularly those related to the judiciary. The government and Congress have agreed to make changes to these amendments to address the STF's concerns.

The adjustments will be made through a constitutional amendment process. The proposed amendments will be submitted to Congress for approval, and if approved, will then be put to a referendum for the Brazilian people to vote on. The referendum is expected to take place in the coming months.