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LATIN AMERICA · 4 JURISDICTIONS · 1,543,807 RECORDS · API & MCP

Legal data from Latin America, sourced and structured for AI.

Access legislation, court and administrative decisions, regulatory guidance, and public-authority materials from covered sources in Brazil and Colombia. Lawstronaut brings country-level collections and separately indexed sources for São Paulo and Bogotá D.C. into one consistent schema through API and MCP, with source links, language metadata, and retrieval information.

  • 4

    Latin American jurisdictions

  • 1,543,807

    Latin American records

  • 16

    Source portals

  • API & MCP

    Access

Coverage checked through Lawstronaut MCP on 14 September 2026. Counts include only jurisdictions with returned records. Source portals include official publishers and other authoritative repositories; separate language feeds count separately. Records are corpus entries, not a count of unique laws or judgments. Update frequency varies by source.

REGIONAL COVERAGE

What does Lawstronaut’s Latin America coverage include?

Current live coverage on this page includes Brazil and Colombia, plus separately indexed source collections for São Paulo and Bogotá D.C. Materials span legislation, judicial and administrative decisions, regulatory publications, and legal guidance where available from the covered portals.

The verified snapshot contains 4 jurisdictions, 1,543,807 records, and 16 source portals. Availability differs by jurisdiction, publishing authority, document type, and time period.

For this set of regional pages, Mexico and Caribbean coverage appear under North America. This page focuses on the covered South American collections. Regional labels organize product coverage and do not express a position on borders, sovereignty, or political status.
HOW LATIN AMERICAN LEGAL DATA IS STRUCTURED

Country, state, and district sources. One consistent structure.

The current collection brings together national legislation and regulatory materials, court publications, administrative decisions, and selected subnational sources. Each source serves a different research purpose and has its own scope.

Lawstronaut preserves jurisdiction and source metadata so your application can distinguish a national regulator’s publication from a state court decision or a district legal guidance document.

Brazilian country-level sources

Federal legislative materials, covered court and administrative decisions, and publications from selected national authorities, including competition and insurance regulators.

Colombian country-level sources

Covered health, corporate, financial-services, and communications regulators, together with Council of State and National Printing Office materials.

State and district collections

The São Paulo Court of Justice and Bogotá D.C. Legal Secretariat are represented under separate subnational codes.

Cross-border research

Combine the available Brazilian and Colombian materials in one workflow while keeping Portuguese and Spanish source text, jurisdiction, authority, and provenance visible.

OFFICIAL SOURCES

Latin American legal data, traced back to its publishing sources

The checked collection draws on legislation portals, courts, administrative bodies, regulators, and a district legal-secretariat portal in Brazil and Colombia. Each record retains its supplying portal and source links for verification.

  • Brazil’s Planalto legislation portal
  • Superior Tribunal de Justiça (STJ)
  • Turma Nacional de Uniformização (TNU)
  • Conselho Administrativo de Recursos Fiscais (CARF)
  • Superintendência de Seguros Privados (SUSEP) and Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica (CADE)
  • Tribunal de Justiça do Estado de São Paulo (TJSP)
  • Colombia’s Superintendencia Nacional de Salud and Superintendencia de Sociedades
  • Superintendencia Financiera de Colombia and Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones
  • Colombia’s Consejo de Estado and Imprenta Nacional
  • Bogotá D.C.’s Legal Secretariat portal
Missing a Latin American source? Request additional legislation portals, courts, regulators, gazettes, or legal-information repositories. Requests are reviewed and prioritized by the Lawstronaut team.
CONTENT TYPES

Latin American legal source types covered

Build legal research, regulatory-intelligence, compliance, and AI workflows around the materials available from each covered source.

Legislation & Regulations

Legislative and regulatory materials from covered sources, including Brazil’s Planalto portal and relevant authority publications.

Legal & Policy Context

Explanatory publications, legal interpretations, policy documents, and related context where available from the covered public authorities.

Regulatory Guidance & Administrative Decisions

Guidance, circulars, decisions, consultations, and related materials from covered competition, insurance, tax, corporate, financial-services, health, and communications authorities.

Case Law

Materials from covered judicial sources, including Brazil’s STJ, TNU, and São Paulo Court of Justice, and Colombia’s Council of State. Historical depth and available document types vary by source.

WHAT YOU CAN BUILD

One Latin American legal data layer. Four ways to use it.

Lawstronaut API

Retrieve records by jurisdiction and source portal using a consistent API. Access structured metadata, source links, and available full text, Markdown, source files, and version information.

GET /v2/contents?iso=BR&limit=20

Lawstronaut MCP

Connect compatible AI agents to covered Latin American sources. Retrieve materials during a conversation or workflow with jurisdiction, language, and provenance metadata.

Cross-jurisdictional research

Query the available Brazilian and Colombian collections and combine results in one research workflow while retaining the authority and jurisdiction context of each record.

Horizon scanning

Monitor available publications and record updates across selected jurisdictions and source portals. Use publication dates, last-updated timestamps, and version information where supplied to investigate changes.

EXAMPLE RESEARCH WORKFLOW

Q

Which sources can help research insurance regulation in Brazil and financial-services regulation in Colombia?

A

An AI agent can query BR for available SUSEP materials and CO for Financial Superintendence of Colombia publications. Results can be grouped by jurisdiction, authority, document type, and available dates, with source links so a researcher can review the material and identify any additional sources needed.

Illustrative workflow · BR, CO · Coverage varies by source

WHY LAWSTRONAUT

A consistent foundation for Latin American legal research

Brazilian and Colombian legal information is distributed among legislative portals, courts, administrative bodies, regulators, and subnational institutions. Portuguese and Spanish texts use different identifiers, document structures, and publication practices.

Lawstronaut provides a shared structure for metadata, source links, available text, timestamps, and version information. Your software or AI agent can work with the covered sources through one integration while preserving their individual context.

BUILT FOR

Built for teams working with Latin American legal data

01

Legaltech companies

Add the available Brazilian and Colombian collections to legal search, regulatory-intelligence, compliance, and AI research products.

02

AI builders

Ground AI workflows in retrieved Latin American source material, with jurisdiction, language, and provenance available for verification.

03

Compliance and GRC teams

Monitor covered authorities and publications relevant to the markets where your business operates.

04

Internal legal teams

Give legal and business users a consistent research layer across covered jurisdictions through internal tools and compatible AI agents.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Latin American legal data

Start building with Latin American legal data

Connect your software or AI agent to covered sources in Brazil and Colombia, including São Paulo and Bogotá D.C., through Lawstronaut’s API and MCP.

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