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Brazil 2026 voter demographics and campaign updates

17 clusters · 155 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil prepares for 2026 elections amid social inequality

As Brazil prepares for the 2026 General Elections, scheduled for October 4 and a potential second round on October 25, the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) is implementing extensive accessibility and labor regulations. To

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Pernambuco 2026 gubernatorial race updates

7 clusters · 45 sources · last updated

Latest: Raquel Lyra leads Pernambuco gubernatorial race in Datafolha poll

The 2026 gubernatorial race in Pernambuco has seen shifts in polling data. While previous figures from Instituto Real Time Big Data suggested a statistical tie between incumbent Governor Raquel Lyra (PSD) and former Reci

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Brazil 2026 election – politics and logistics

35 clusters · 183 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil electoral authorities announce changes to voting locations

As the 2026 general elections approach, the Electoral Justice has established critical deadlines. Parties and coalitions must submit candidate registration requests by August 15, 2026. Official campaigning began on Augus

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Brazilian electoral courts broaden digital and campaign-rule

34 clusters · 196 sources · last updated

Latest: Superior Electoral Court overturns fine over dark post use

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 tightens platform liability, election safeguards

40 clusters · 282 sources · last updated

Latest: Kassio Nunes Marques defends reliability of Brazil's electronic voting machines

Since late May 2026, President Lula has expanded ANPD powers and imposed a two-hour removal duty on large platforms for illegal content. The Supreme Federal Court affirmed a broad duty of care, granting a 60-day transiti

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AI deepfakes and regulatory response

127 clusters · 588 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil's TSE bans electoral propaganda in taxis and ride-hailing vehicles

In September 2026, Brazil’s Superior Electoral Court (TSE) further refined its legal framework for the 2026 election cycle by establishing specific criteria for deepfakes. To be classified as such, content must be AI-gen

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Brazil 2026 election: Candidates formalize plans amid legal

292 clusters · 1151 sources · last updated

Latest: Roberta Luchsinger faces influence peddling probe and debt lawsuits

The 2026 Brazilian presidential race has intensified as candidates formalize platforms and legal investigations deepen. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva’s coalition has released an 84-page program prioritizing nationa

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Brazil 2026 election disinformation and neutrality measures

3 clusters · 4 sources · last updated

Latest: Electoral Public Ministry advises churches in Rondônia against political propaganda

In late July 2026, Brazil inaugurated the “Boto Fé no Voto” campaign, a coordinated effort led by the Coordinating Ecumenical Service to combat election‑related false information within faith communities. The initiative

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Brazil 2026 AI Deepfake Controversy Continues

5 clusters · 164 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil electoral updates: legal challenges and AI protections

The legal dispute regarding AI-generated content in Brazilian politics intensified in August 2026. The Federação Brasil da Esperança coalition petitioned the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), arguing that TSE Resolution No

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Brazilian 2026 election candidates asset disclosures

2 clusters · 21 sources · last updated

Latest: Brazil election candidates disclose diverse assets and business ties to TSE

As candidates for the 2026 Brazilian elections submit their asset declarations to the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), the filings continue to reveal significant wealth disparities across various levels of government. In

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