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Brazilian electoral courts broaden digital and campaign-rule

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Latest: Lula reelection triggers fraud accusations from Brazilian right-wing figures

Since the October 2026 TSE order, Brazil’s electoral judiciary has expanded its digital monitoring and enforcement. The Mato Grosso Regional Electoral Court (TRE-MT) upheld a 24-hour takedown order against pre-candidate

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Brazil 2026 general elections: results and outcomes

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Latest: Brazil's e-Título app available for second-round voters

As the 2026 general elections conclude, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been reelected as President of Brazil, securing a fourth non-consecutive term. In a historic runoff victory, Lula obtained approximately 51.8% of the

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Brazil 2026 election: Campaigning, legal scrutiny, and risks

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Latest: Brazil presidential election: Nikolas Ferreira warns of potential contestation

The 2026 Brazilian election cycle has intensified, marked by diverse campaign strategies, significant legal challenges, and warnings of external interference. Presidential candidates, including Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva

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Eduardo Braide elected governor of Maranhão

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Latest: Maranhão government establishes transition commission for incoming administration

Eduardo Braide (PSD) was elected governor of Maranhão in the first round of the 2026 elections, securing approximately 54% of the valid votes. He defeated Orleans Brandão (MDB), who received roughly 34.68%, and Felipe Ca

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Brazil 2026 election campaign financing

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Latest: Brazil 2026 elections: Campaign finance and donor profiles emerge

Reports regarding the 2026 Brazilian elections highlight various patterns in campaign financing. At the national level, entrepreneur Carlos Seabra Suarez, known as the ‘Rei do Gás’, has emerged as the largest individual

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