A collaborative effort between the Supreme Federal Court (STF), the National Congress, and the Brazilian government has resulted in an agreement that will maintain the use of constitutional amendments while implementing new criteria for their implementation. This agreement aims to strike a balance between the need for flexibility in addressing constitutional issues and the importance of ensuring the stability and integrity of the constitution itself.

The new criteria will prioritize amendments that align with the principles of the constitution and address pressing societal needs. Additionally, a more rigorous process will be established to evaluate the impact of proposed amendments on the overall constitutional framework. This process will involve consultations with experts, public hearings, and thorough analysis by the STF.

The agreement represents a significant step towards enhancing the transparency and accountability of the constitutional amendment process in Brazil. By establishing clear criteria and involving a wider range of stakeholders, the agreement aims to ensure that constitutional amendments are made in a responsible and well-informed manner, safeguarding the long-term stability and effectiveness of the Brazilian constitution.