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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva provided information about a new reform package implemented with the aim of expanding judicial services across the country and strengthening technical infrastructure.

Stating the main objective of the justice system, Lula da Silva said, “To strengthen Brazil's justice system and bring it closer to those who need it most throughout the country.”

Referring to the scope of the laws signed, Lula da Silva said, “This Friday, we signed laws that will expand service units, mobile assistance programs and social security task forces, and reach cities in inland regions, border areas, and indigenous and traditional communities.”

Explaining how the allocated resources will be used, Lula da Silva said, “These resources will modernize the Federal Justice system, the Superior Court of Justice, the Office of the Federal Public Prosecutor and the Office of the Federal Public Prosecutor. They will be transformed into infrastructure, equipment, technology, artificial intelligence and training.”