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59% of Brazilians Back Supreme Court Reform

Summary by The Rio Times
Datafolha: 59% of Brazilians want fixed terms for Supreme Court justices, and voters of both Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro back reform, a poll shows.

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For 59%, minister must have a mandate, 65% want to end monocritical decisions and 52%, reduction of forum

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The majority of Brazilians are in favour of changes in the functioning of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), according to Datafolha research released on Friday (16). For 59% of the interviewees, the ministers of the Court should have a fixed term of office, rather than remain in office until compulsory retirement, at 75 years. The survey also shows that 65% argue that decisions on important matters are not taken individually by the ministers, the …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Illustrative image Photo: PexelsLeasing points support to fixed mandate, collegiate decisions and reduction of privileged forum in the STF

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Friday, October 16, 2026.
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