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Their constitution that apparently does not have free speech.

• matheusmoreira 3y ago
  It absolutely does. I'll translate the relevant parts of the brazilian constitution for you: > The expression of thought is free > The expression of intellectual, artistic, scientific and communication activities are free, independently of censure or license > The manifestation of thought, of creation, of expression and of information, in any form and by any process or vehicle, shall suffer no restriction > Any and all censorship of political, ideological and artistic nature is prohibited The problem is these judges.
  • proc0 3y ago
    I see, that makes sense. Thanks.