An agreement has been reached among the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Congress, and the Brazilian government to maintain constitutional amendments while implementing new criteria. This move aims to ensure the responsible use of public funds and promote transparency in the amendment process.

The agreement establishes a set of guidelines for proposing and approving constitutional amendments, including a requirement for a minimum of 30% support in both the Chamber of Deputies and the Federal Senate. Additionally, amendments must be evaluated for their potential impact on public finances before being approved.

This agreement represents a significant step towards strengthening the Brazilian constitutional framework and ensuring that amendments are made in a responsible and transparent manner. It is expected to have a positive impact on the country's fiscal health and promote greater accountability in the amendment process.