‘PEC of the Walker': Gilmar Articulates to Increase Retirement Age of Ministers
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Gilmar Mendes articulates in the Congress changes to delay the retirement of ministers in the STF and avoid the renewal of the Court by the right.
The proposed amendment to the Constitution that may change retirement age needs support in the Senate and in the House to be passed and does not require presidential sanction.
If the measure advances in the National Congress, the minister will be able to follow in the Supreme Court until December 2035; measure can also postpone indications from the next president to the STF The post ‘PEC of the Walker': Gilmar Mendes articulates measured in the Senate to raise compulsory retirement in the STF for 80 years appeared first in ND More
The dean of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Gilmar Mendes, articulates in the Senate the presentation of a proposal for an amendment to the Constitution to increase the age of compulsory retirement of ministers from 75 to 80 years. As found West, the magistrate has talked with senators and intends to take the initiative forward in the next legislature, which begins in February 2027. Behind the scenes, the initiative is called the "PEC of the Wa…
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