On October 20, the Justice of Amazonas granted a suspension regarding the previous decision to remove and dismantle floating structures in the Tarumã-Açu basin located in the West Zone of Manaus. This order was set to take effect on May 1, but the suspension halts any further action until the court reaches a final decision or issues a new ruling. The ruling was made by the acting president of the Amazonas Court of Justice, Judge Airton Gentil, signaling the court's reconsideration of the initial order.

The suspension stems from concerns raised about the scope of the initial ruling, which originally involved 74 floating structures in areas such as Manaus Moderna and Educandos. The legal challenge highlighted that the removal order was inadvertently expanded to include those in Tarumã-Açu, thus broadening the implications without proper consultation. Additionally, it was noted that residents and workers affected by these decisions had not been adequately involved in the process.

This decision emphasizes the importance of community involvement in environmental and local governance matters, as there are numerous residents who depend on these floating structures for their livelihoods. As the case develops, it will be essential to assess how this ruling will affect the local community and the environment in Tarumã-Açu, as well as the potential repercussions for future policies regarding urban development and environmental protection.