Overview
- The Supreme Court suspended the virtual hearing after Minister Alexandre de Moraes asked to review the case, and no new date has been set.
- Votes recorded before the pause stood at 4–1 to keep the 2024 ruling that blocks retirees from choosing the broader recalculation.
- Minister Dias Toffoli cast the lone vote to shield claimants who sued from December 16, 2019 to April 5, 2024, saying many are older, low‑income, or dependents.
- The appeal was filed by the metalworkers’ confederation CNTM to validate the revision for people who sued within that window, and it is the fourth challenge to reach the Court.
- The 'revisão da vida toda' would let retirees include wages earned before July 1994 in INSS benefit math, a path the Court affirmed in 2022 but reversed in April 2024.