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Sergio Moro, the Judge Who Condemned Lula Da Silva in Brazil, Prevails as Governor in the Paraná Elections

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With just over 96% of the tables screened, the former judge obtained more than 50% of the votes in his favour.

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With just over 96% of the tables screened, the former judge obtained more than 50% of the votes in his favour.

·Vicente López, Argentina
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The former federal judge of Curitiba sentenced the president seeking his re-election to more than 6 years in prison in 2017.He took more than 50% of the votes in the regional elections.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Allied to pocket politics, former judge of Lava Jato defeated group of the current governor, Mouse Junior

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Paraná defines new governor in the ballot boxes; follow the real-time calculation.

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Senator Sergio Moro (PL-PR) has just been elected governor of Paraná with 97.86% of the votes sought. He got 3 million votes. Second, Sandro Alex (PSD), with 25.27%, and third, Requião Filho (PDT), with 23.40%. Moro won in the first round. The post Sergio Moro elected governor of Paraná appeared first in Counterpoint.

Sergio Moro (PL) was elected governor of Paraná on Sunday (4), in the first round of the elections of 2026. With the result, the state maintains the tradition of defining the governor already in the first stage of the dispute. The clearance of the elections officially starts from 17h. The Earth accompanies the vote in real time and [...] The post Sergio Moro wins election and will be the new governor of Paraná first appeared in Polemica Paraíba.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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