Hand is bizarre. The judges override their own superior court to maintain their privileges. Finally, a bit of morality coming from the STF.
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Brazil can no longer afford to support PRIVILEGES!
The STF will judge, on the next March 25, whether to maintain or overturn the decisions of ministers Flávio Dino and Gilmar Mendes that suspend the absurd SUPERSALARIES and perks in public service.
While the population deals with resource scarcity, a small elite circumvents the constitutional ceiling with disguised increases in the form of "compensations". To illustrate the impact, the cost of these privileges for judges jumped nearly 50% in 2024, reaching R$ 10,5 billion. It's taxpayers' money being drained to sustain a budgetary immorality.
The Ranking of Politicians, along with 19 other civil society organizations, signed an open letter demanding that the Supreme Court maintain strictness against this distortion. There is no more room for shortcuts, creative labels, or institutionalized privileges. The law and the ceiling must apply to everyone.
The STF will judge, on the next March 25, whether to maintain or overturn the decisions of ministers Flávio Dino and Gilmar Mendes that suspend the absurd SUPERSALARIES and perks in public service.
While the population deals with resource scarcity, a small elite circumvents the constitutional ceiling with disguised increases in the form of "compensations". To illustrate the impact, the cost of these privileges for judges jumped nearly 50% in 2024, reaching R$ 10,5 billion. It's taxpayers' money being drained to sustain a budgetary immorality.
The Ranking of Politicians, along with 19 other civil society organizations, signed an open letter demanding that the Supreme Court maintain strictness against this distortion. There is no more room for shortcuts, creative labels, or institutionalized privileges. The law and the ceiling must apply to everyone.
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