Resumo:
The demonstrations that took place in Brazil in June 2013 showed peculiar and
unique characteristics. The general population invaded the streets without leaders or
political alliances that influence. The contesting movement began with the claim of
reduced tariffs for public transport with the Movimento Passe Livre (MPL) of São
Paulo then proceeded to question the whole system. Topics such as decent public
transport, combat corruption, quality education, application of oil royalties in
education etc. With this, the work is presented to the general purpose of discussing
the legal concept of the right of assembly and demonstration in the light of
constitutional building on this short historical period christened June 2013
demonstrations who introduced himself as a true constitutional challenge
implementation of the democratic state of law. In addition, we intend to evaluate the
framework of the right of assembly and demonstration as a fundamental right
guaranteed the Federal Constitution, establish its entirety, limits and differences/
similarities between the legislative and constitutional provisions in other countries.
The study is characterized as exploratory and with purpose to develop, clarify and
modify concepts and ideas for the development of approaches to a very new theme
in our academy. The study allowed to show that the right to demonstrate is treated
equivalently in most countries based on judgments.
