The document discusses a court case in Brazil regarding spam emails. The State Treasury Court of Porto Alegre lifted an injunction against an internet service provider that was allowing a journalist to distribute a daily newsletter to over 11,000 people via email. The court disagreed with the journalist's argument that the newsletter did not constitute spam under Brazilian law since it does not define spam. The court determined the emails were unsolicited, which is an element of the international definition of spam. This decision broke from previous case law that found unsolicited emails were a legitimate part of marketing.