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Brazil's electoral court barred two allies of Flávio Bolsonaro from false or unlawful election posts, with fines of about US$20,000 per post. The post Brazil Court Bars False Posts Before Vote appeared first on The Rio Times.
Meta, X and Google gave Brazil’s electoral court preliminary reports on 23 October, two days before the runoff, finding no breach by the pro-Lula WhatsApp channel. The post Tech Firms Find No Breach in Lula Channel appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Big Read for Brazil: prediction markets lean to Flávio Bolsonaro, polls show a tie, and the electoral court presses Meta on a pro-Lula WhatsApp channel. The post The Big Read: Brazil, Friday 23 October appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil's electoral court refused Flávio Bolsonaro's request to halt government WhatsApp messages linking voting to INSS proof of life. The post Court Lets Lula Government Text Pensioners appeared first on The Rio Times.
A Brazil Supreme Court justice denied free interstate buses for the 25 October runoff and gave the electoral court 48 hours to report on border routes. The post Brazil Court Rejects Free Interstate Buses appeared first on The Rio Times.
More than 100 legal experts told Brazil’s electoral court that blocking big WhatsApp channels before the 25 October runoff would change the race. The post Legal Experts Warn Court on WhatsApp Ban appeared first on The Rio Times.
Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign asked Brazil's electoral court to cancel Lula's candidacy and halt government WhatsApp messages sent with official data. The post Bolsonaro Camp Asks Court to Bar Lula appeared first on The Rio Times.
Meta told Brazil's electoral court it complied with its order to treat Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro equally, filing a technical report five days before the vote. The post Meta Tells Brazil Court It Followed Order appeared first on The Rio Times.
Justice Zanin gave Brazil's electoral court five days to explain the ruling that lifted Ruas past 50% in Rio, after a PSD runoff challenge. The post Court Seeks Answers on Rio Governor Runoff appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil's electoral court gave Meta 24 hours to prove equal treatment of Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with a daily fine set to double to R$1 million. The post Brazil Court Gives Meta 24 Hours on Fairness appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil’s electoral court barred Nikolas Ferreira and Pablo Marçal from reposting removed content, with fines of US$9,900 per violation, before the runoff. The post Court Bars Nikolas and Marçal From Reposting appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil's electoral court changed addresses of 2,033 voting sections for the runoff, affecting 592,000 voters, and Lula's coalition seeks wider notice. The post 592,000 Brazilians Face New Polling Places appeared first on The Rio Times.
Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign asked Brazil's electoral court to curb negative Meta ads and join Lula's case, eight days before the runoff. The post Flávio Bolsonaro Asks Court to Curb Meta Ads appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil's Novo party asked the electoral court to suspend pro-Lula concerts planned for 18 October, saying they are banned campaign shows. The post Brazil Party Asks Court to Halt Lula Shows appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil's electoral court unanimously approved six criteria for linking WhatsApp channels to campaigns, after a dispute over the Lula's Army channel. The post Brazil Court Sets WhatsApp Campaign Rules appeared first on The Rio Times.
A report ordered by Brazil's electoral court chief found no false posts in a pro-Lula WhatsApp channel, but flagged deleted messages and coordinated sharing. The post Brazil Court Staff Find No Fake News in 3M Lula Channel appeared first on The Rio Times.
Before a Lula rally on Avenida Paulista on Sunday, the president accused Brazil's electoral court of biased rulings ahead of the 25 October runoff. The post Lula Rejects Court ‘Interference’ 14 Days Before Vote appeared first on The Rio Times.