The Federal Supreme Court (STF) must define today (27) the final thesis of the judgment that overturned the time frame for the demarcation of indigenous lands. The session is scheduled to start at 2pm.
Last week, by a vote of 9 votes to 2, the Supreme Court judged the time frame unconstitutional, but the conclusion on the other points discussed was postponed.
Among the points that will be analyzed in this Wednesday’s session is the possibility of compensation to individuals who acquired land in “good faith” and whether payment would be conditioned on the departure of owners from indigenous areas.
In this case, compensation for improvements and bare land would be valid for owners who received titles from the federal and state governments for lands that should be considered indigenous areas.
Minister Dias Toffoli’s suggestion to authorize the economic exploitation of lands by indigenous people can also be debated. Under the proposal, upon approval by Congress and indigenous people, crop production and mineral resources, such as potassium, could be sold by communities.
Rosa Weber
Today’s session will also be marked by the last participation of the President of the Court, Rosa Weber, in the plenary. The minister will leave the court tomorrow (28) upon turning 75 and compulsorily retiring. Luís Roberto Barroso will take office as head of the Court on the same day.
With information from Agência Brasil
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