ADVERTISING PRINCIPLE AND THE (UN)CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE SECRECY DECREED IN THE EXPENSES OF THE PRESIDENTIAL CORPORATE CARD

Abstract

The present article intends to analyze the unconstitutionality of the secrecy decreed in the expenditures made with the Payment Card of the Federal Government / CPGF of the Presidency of the Republic and the means of control over such acts. Methodologically, the research that was intended to be carried out is of an epistemological nature, with research activity of a theoretical or philosophical nature, being interested in the fundamental concepts and categories of the science of Law and its paradigms having as a technique bibliographic research procedures and, alternatively, documentary research. In this sense, a qualitative research of bibliographic revision was carried out and, through the deductive method, we sought to obtain answers to the question presented in the introduction of the present work using chains of reasoning, based on statements or premises, reaching a necessary conclusion, due to the correct application of logical rules and having as a reference system the treaty on the origin, limits and true ends of John Locke's civil government.