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Lula Suggests Collegiate Body to Assess Choice of STF Ministers

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27 Set (Reuters) - President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva argued this Sunday that the choice of ministers for the Supreme Federal Court (STF) be submitted to a collegiate body that evaluates the names before they are sent to the Senate, in the

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27 Set (Reuters) - President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva argued this Sunday that the choice of ministers for the Supreme Federal Court (STF) be submitted to a collegiate body that evaluates the names before they are sent to the Senate, in the

·São Paulo, Brazil
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In an interview with TV Bandeirantes, Lula defends changing the criterion of indication to the STF and suggests advice with participation of civil society

The president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defended the change in the model of choice of the ministers of the Supreme Federal Court (STF).The pétista stated that the indication of the members of the Court should not depend only on the choice of the chief executive in the interview to the program Canal Libre, da Band, this Sunday, 27. + Understand what is Politics in the West The chief executive suggested the creation of a collegiate with the partic…

President also said he has no control over the behavior of the magistrates indicated by him to the Supreme

President Lula (PT) argued that ministers of the STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal) have mandates to complete their work in court and that they should be indicated after passing through the screening of a council, which would include lawyers and members of civil society. Read more (09/27/2026)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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