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Orleans Brandão

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Brazil 2026 election: Results, legal challenges, and unrest

59 clusters · 925 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil presidential election results draw reaction

The 2026 Brazilian election cycle, marked by intense polarization and legal scrutiny, has reached a critical juncture following the second-round runoff. Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has secured re-election, a result that ha

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Brazilian electoral courts broaden digital and campaign-rule

49 clusters · 372 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil elections face challenges from AI-driven content and platform algorithms

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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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 elections: Results and campaign incidents

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Latest: Minas Gerais elects new federal deputies Weliton Prado and Enes Candido

As the first round of the 2026 Brazilian general elections concludes, several political developments and results have emerged across various states. In Minas Gerais, Enes Candido has secured a seat as a federal deputy w

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Maranhão state elections and political leadership

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Latest: Maranhão politicians secure re-election and announce leadership bids

As the first round of elections in Maranhão approached, gubernatorial candidates Eduardo Braide (PSD), Orleans Brandão (MDB), and André Luís (Missão) intensified their campaigns through mayoral endorsements and focuses o

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