Bruna Frascolla
If the Anti-Terrorism Law had been created in a government opposing Lula's Party, it could have been better.
Brazilian anti-terrorism law is a joke. In the second article, it states: "Terrorism consists of the practice by one or more individuals of the acts provided for in this article, for reasons of xenophobia, discrimination or prejudice based on race, color, ethnicity and religion, when committed with the purpose of provoking social or generalized terror, exposing people, property, public peace or public safety to danger." (Emphasis added.) It follows that if a group "threatens to use [...] explosives [...]", "violently seizes [...] schools, sports stadiums, public facilities or places where essential public services operate" and "attacks [someone's] life", but does so in the name of love and world peace, then it is not terrorism.