The e-commerce giant took a stand against the actions of the Bolsonaristas in Brasilia with a Magna Carta promotion sold for less than R$1; action was created by the GUT agency
THE Free market found an original way to take a stand against the anti-democratic attacks carried out by a group of Bolsonarist radicalslast Sunday, 8, a Brasilia. The e-commerce giant has decided to create a discount coupon that offers 99% off purchases of copies of federal constitution.
According to the company, this promotion is a response to attacks on the headquarters of the Three Powers, against the democratic rule of law and its institutions. “We saw an opportunity to activate our ecosystem to expand the access of more Brazilian men and women to one of the pillars of our democracy, the federal constitution,” the company said in a statement. “With a non-partisan and agnostic stance, society does not see Brazil in any regime other than the democratic one.”
The action is part of a campaign developed by the GUT agency, accompanying a movement of companies and market entities that have repudiated the invasions and destruction of the headquarters of the three powers. Just like Mercado Livre, names like Natura, Febraban, Zetta, CNC and CVM, among others, have issued repudiation notes which approved the entities’ commitment to Brazilian democracy.
Using the “DEMOCRACY” discount coupon offered by the company, site users can purchase a copy of the Brazilian magna carta for less than R$1. “Mercado Livre believes in freedom. But it is impossible to be free without democracy,” he said. announced . “For this reason, we are making editions of the federal constitution available at a symbolic price, increasing the access of more and more Brazilians to one of the pillars of our democracy.”
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