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Brazil· BelémJudicial disputes and publication removals in Brazilian presidential runoff
The Brazilian presidential runoff election is marked by new judicial disputes, with the TSE ordering the removal of campaign publications and blocking a cryptocurrency website.
Background
Brazil is currently in a presidential runoff election, a period often characterized by intense political campaigning and legal challenges. The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) plays a significant role in regulating campaign activities and content, often intervening in disputes between candidates. This election follows a trend of heightened scrutiny over online information and campaign practices.
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Judicial disputes and removals of publications in Brazilian presidential runoff
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