Why Jorge Messias's rejection in the Senate became a turning point in the government, made Lula accelerate a new nomination to the Supreme Court, and revealed unexpected movements within the political base in Congress

Why Jorge Messias’s rejection in the Senate became a turning point in the government, made Lula accelerate a new nomination to the Supreme Court, and revealed unexpected movements within the political base in Congress

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Published on 02/05/2026 at 14:22

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New Supreme Court nominee expected in coming weeks as government reviews political strategy after Senate defeat

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) signaled, on Wednesday night (29), that he intends to nominate a new name to the Supreme Federal Court (STF).
The decision was communicated to allies during a meeting at the Palácio da Alvorada, following the rejection of Jorge Messias‘s nomination by the Federal Senate.

The Executive’s stance reinforces that the constitutional prerogative of nomination will be maintained, without transfer to the next government.
Reports from participants indicate that the selection of a new name should occur in the coming weeks.

Alvorada meeting redefines political strategy

The meeting with allies aimed to align political conduct after the result in the National Congress.
Internal assessment pointed to the need for immediate adjustments in articulation with the Legislature.

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Senate vote raises alert in Planalto

The vote held in the Senate, also on Wednesday (29), brought a clear sign of political fragility.
The tally recorded 34 votes in favor of the nominee, an insufficient number for approval.

Allies interpreted the result as an indication of possible betrayals within the government base.
A minister present at the meeting stated that the president will not give up the STF nomination, consolidating the Executive’s position.

Failures in political articulation are recognized

Government aides, including members linked to the Centrão, recognized problems in political articulation in the National Congress.
The assessment indicates that leaders failed to anticipate the outcome of the vote.

The lack of foresight hindered the adoption of effective strategies during the session.
Articulators tried to postpone the vote when the rejection scenario became evident.

The request was not accepted by the President of the Senate, Davi Alcolumbre (União-AP), which confirmed the final result.

Relationship with Congress enters adjustment phase

The episode directly impacted the relationship between the government and leaders of the National Congress.
Senator Rodrigo Pacheco (PSB-MG)‘s name was cited as a possible vote against the nominee.

Internal analysis reinforces the need to reorganize the allied base and strengthen political articulation.
The government now treats political alignment as a strategic priority.

Government accelerates new STF nomination

The consolidated assessment indicates that it will be necessary to act quickly to ensure the nomination still within the current term.
The strategy involves broadening political dialogue and reducing risks of new wear and tear in the Senate.

The focus remains on choosing a name with greater capacity for articulation and approval.
Will the government’s next move be able to reverse the scenario and secure political support in Congress?

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