The Supreme Court's recent ruling on constitutional amendments has been praised by Senator Randolfe Rodrigues as a 'brake on fiscal improprieties'. The decision, which limits the use of amendments to increase public spending, has been welcomed by those concerned about the government's growing debt.

Rodrigues, a member of the opposition Rede Sustentabilidade party, said the ruling would help prevent 'fiscal irresponsibility' and ensure that public funds are used more effectively. He argued that the government should focus on reducing its deficit and promoting economic growth rather than relying on amendments to increase spending.

The Supreme Court's decision has been met with mixed reactions. Some have welcomed the ruling as a necessary step to control government spending, while others have criticized it as an attack on the legislative branch's authority. However, the ruling is expected to have a significant impact on the government's ability to pass amendments that increase public spending.