The corpus: Planalto, LexML, ANVISA, BCB

Short answer The Planalto and LexML are foundational digital infrastructure components for Brazil’s legal information ecosystem: Planalto hosts the official, authoritative versions of federal laws, decrees, and acts issued by the Presidency; LexML is the national interoperable metadata standard and portal for publishing and linking legislative, executive, and judicial documents across all levels…

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