IN VIVO The TSE Ruled Out International or Organized Crime Interference in the Brazilian Elections: “There Are No Signs of Risk”
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After voting in the Federal District, where she is a candidate for the Senate for the Liberal Party (PL), Michelle Bolsonaro told how the former president lives the election day in home jail
President of the TSE states that intelligence did not identify the risk of foreign interference or organized crime and asks voters to ignore rumors.
The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Kássio Nunes Marques, spoke on Friday about the possibility of international interference in the electoral process and highlighted the presence of international observers in Brazil. The minister also highlighted the concern about the misuse of artificial intelligence and gender-based political violence in the lawsuit.
President of the TSE stated that the Court did not receive any alerts on external action during the vote and said that the first round was spent without serious occurrences
Nunes Marques spoke about foreign interference in electionsNunes Marques claims that investigations do not point to the risk of foreign interference in elections
The theme gained repercussion after President Lula's campaign to link the temporary suspension of US face consular services in Brazil to a possible investigation into external influence in the electoral process The post-President of the TSE says there is no evidence of external interference in the elections appeared first in Jornal Option.
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