This prolonged election year coexists with growing concern about the course of a democracy that faces a deterioration of the political consensus on which it has been based.
If elections could eradicate corruption and solve the most pressing political and social problems, almost all Latin American countries would be developed.
When information is published in an accessible and reusable form, we speak of Open Data; and when it is used to strengthen citizen participation and control, we refer to Governance.
No scenario is more detrimental to the pursuit of economic equity, social justice, human rights, and the strengthening of democracy in Brazil than the potential return of the far right to power.
