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This paper has as its theme the effectiveness Access to Information Act. The work is temporally delimited in the contemporary Brazilian experience, being spatially restricted to the borders of the Brazilian State. Disciplinarily transits between Constitutional, Administrative Law and Political Science. The problem that drives this article is: is the Law No. 12.527 / 2011 a symbolic legislation? Was access to information in the 1988 Constitution a result of the so-called symbolic constitutionalization? The hypothesis is that the conditions for the implementation of the Law on Access to Information lead to the fulfillment of the concepts of legislative symbolism. The objective is, to prove the hypothesis, at first, to establish the general frameworks of the Law on Access to Information. Secondly, to approach the conceptualization of symbolic legislation to finally conclude whether the Law on Access to Information has a design that makes its effectiveness possible. These goals correspond to the path taken at work. The methodology used is historical-critical, using bibliographic research techniques.

Os horizontes turvos do acesso à informação no Estado Democrático de direito: uma legislação simbólica em uma cultura de sombreamento