Gilmar Mendes withdraws discussion about mining on indigenous lands after reconciling the time frame

On Thursday (27), during the resumption of the work of the Temporal Framework Commission at the Federal Supreme Court (STF), the representative of Minister Gilmar Mendes' office, auxiliary judge Diego Veras, reported that Mendes determined the exclusion of the topic of mining on indigenous lands from the commission's debates. The group began work in August 2024, under protest from indigenous movements and civil society organizations. The concili…

AGU proposed compensation for overlapping properties due to State error. Minister Gilmar Mendes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), removed discussions about mining on indigenous lands from the conciliation process surrounding the time frame law. This debate will now be held separately. The decision was announced on Thursday during a meeting of the special committee that discusses a topic. A new meeting will take place next week to review a pro…

Conciliation meeting that seeks to replace the Timeframe Law took place this Thursday; the next is April 2

Minister Gilmar Mendes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), backed down from the attempt to regulate mining on indigenous lands through a conciliation group that analyzes the time frame. Read more (03/28/2025)