From a data justice perspective, it is crucial to establish democratic processes that give communities a say in how their data is used, particularly in initiatives like Digital Public Infrastructure. The digital policy battles currently unfolding in Brazil—such as securing AI legislation centered on labor and sustainability, enacting economic regulations for large platforms, and developing digital public infrastructure projects grounded in data justice—have broader geopolitical implications. Adopting the framework of a fair informational ecosystem might offer an opportunity for citizens, activists, industry and policymakers to expand their analytical perspectives, beyond the traditional digital rights approach of the beginning of the century.