Brazil’s Lula says he supports discussion setting terms for Supreme Court justices
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'No one can stay for 40 years in the same position' said the president
The Workers' Party should propose the adoption of mandates to ministers of higher courts in resolution of the party executive that will be released this Thursday, in the midst of the unprecedented institutional crisis of the Federal Supreme Court (STF). According to the president of the party, Edinho Silva, the text should suggest the beginning of a debate on this subject, without bringing details of how many years of mandate and how it would be…
Party wants to open discussion about time limits for members of higher courts, says leader
Brazil’s Lula says he supports discussion setting terms for Supreme Court justices
BRASILIA, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said on Thursday he believes it is necessary to discuss term limits for Supreme Court justices. • The remarks come amid a clash between top court justices that has trig...
President Lula states that changes must reach all instances of justice and be discussed with the participation of society
Lula told the SBT that 'everybody has to be investigated' and defended a fixed mandate for STF ministers; he speaks in the midst of discussions about institutional risk. The post Lula defends for the first time the adoption of a mandate in the STF appeared first in Market Monitor.
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