The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) has shown a strong alignment with the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, with reports indicating that the court has ruled in favor of the Lula administration in 89% of constitutional actions. This trend has raised concerns among some jurists who criticize the court's political involvement. The STF recently validated a decision made by Justice Flávio Dino, which aims to enhance transparency and traceability in the allocation of parliamentary amendments. However, there is a divide among STF ministers regarding the urgency of adjudicating cases involving former President Jair Bolsonaro, with some advocating for a swift resolution before the 2026 elections. While one faction believes that a decision could be reached within the month, others caution against rushing the process, highlighting the court's complex dynamics and its perceived role in the current political landscape.