STF Limits Bonus Payments in Judiciary and Public Ministry
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- •The STF ruling restricts the payment of penduricalhos bonuses to Judiciary and Public Ministry members.
- •The decision was made during a voting session held on March 25, 2026.
- •Penduricalhos are additional payments beyond base salaries that have been criticized for increasing public expenditure.
- •The ruling targets the suspension and limitation of these bonus payments to reduce fiscal pressure.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the STF enforces strict limits on penduricalhos payments public spending on judicial and prosecutorial bonuses will decrease, potentially freeing resources for other government priorities and affecting income for some public officials.
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