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Article: Sociedade civil cobra mais transparência e prazo ampliado na estratégia digital do governo
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A coalition of civil society organizations has formally requested the Brazilian federal government to extend the deadline and increase transparency in the public consultation process for the new National Digital Transformation Strategy. They argue the current 30-day period is insufficient and criticize the lack of a foundational government document outlining preliminary guidelines, which hampers qualified public debate.

The organizations warn that digital transformation occurs in a sensitive geopolitical context, with major international tech firms exerting strong influence, risking a "digital neocolonialism." They emphasize the need for Brazil to treat the issue as a strategic matter of national sovereignty.

Their formal requests include extending the public consultation to 90 days, holding a public hearing, and publishing a reference document with the government's preliminary vision. They view the consultation as positive but assert the current format limits effective societal participation.

Main Topics Covered: National Digital Transformation Strategy, public consultation process, digital sovereignty, criticism of process transparency and deadlines, influence of international tech companies.

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https://capitaldigital.com.br/sociedade-civil-cobra-mais-transparencia-e-prazo-ampliado-na-estrategia-digital-do-governo/
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Capital Digital
Published Date
2026-03-11 13:29
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2026-03-11 10:30
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2026-03-11 10:33
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