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Rafael Greca

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Brazil 2026 election developments

274 clusters · 1065 sources · last updated

Latest: Pará polls show Helder Barbalho leads Senate race and Hana Ghassan ahead for governor

The PCB nominated economist Edmilson Costa for president on 1 August, while the Democrata party formally chose veterinarian Wilson Grassi Júnior as its presidential candidate at a Rio de Janeiro convention on 2 July, its

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Brazilian electoral courts intensify digital oversight

22 clusters · 96 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazilian Electoral Court orders Sergio Moro to delete AI‑generated video

Since the October 2026 TSE order, Brazil’s electoral judiciary has broadened 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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Gender equity initiatives in Brazilian state courts

2 clusters · 7 sources · last updated

Latest: Paraná Court Holds First All‑Female Session in 135‑Year History

In late July 2026, the Tribunal de Contas do Estado do Pará convened a second forum on racial and gender equity, bringing together signatory institutions of the Interinstitutional Pact for Racial Equity, specialists, and

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Paraná 2026 governor race: Moro leads, Alex gains backing

24 clusters · 78 sources · last updated

Latest: Rafael Greca becomes vice‑governor candidate with Sandro Alex in Paraná

April polling by Quaest showed Moro leading while the governor’s chosen successor was virtually unknown, with single‑digit support. A May survey confirmed Moro’s advantage (35‑42% depending on scenario) and placed Sandro

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Brazil Lula‑Alckmin ticket gains more endorsements

2 clusters · 123 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil President Lula says US will try to interfere in 2026 election and defends public‑debt‑for‑infrastructure

In late July 2026, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva warned that a United States led by former President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio would try to influence Brazil’s presidential election in favor of