Daniel Vorcaro Votes in Papuda; Understand Why Provisional Prisoners Can Go to the Polls
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Former banker Daniel Vorcaro and former president of INSS Alessandro Stefanutto voted on the morning of Sunday (4) in Brasília. Both are temporarily arrested and therefore retain the right to participate in the elections. Already former president Jair Bolsonaro cannot vote. He was sentenced by the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to 27 years and three months in prison for five crimes related to the coup plot and began serving the sentence in November…
The former banker was escorted to the section installed in the Penitentiary Complex; the rule does not apply to convicted definitely
Situation of each before the Justice explains why the prison does not have the same effect on the right to vote Daniel Vorcaro and Jair Bolsonaro are in completely different situations before the Electoral Justice. Although both are deprived of liberty during the 2026 elections, only one of them maintains the right to participate [...]
This content was originally published in Agora RN - Rio Grande do Norte News Portal. Visit https://agorarn.com.br for more Christmas and RN news. The owner of the Master Bank, Daniel Vorcaro, voted on the morning of Sunday, 4, in the prison complex of Papuda, in Brasília. Arrested provisionally at the 19th Battalion of the Military Police of the Federal District, known as Papudinha, he was escorted to the place where an electronic ballot was ins…
Provisional prisoners maintain political rights; former president serves sentence after final criminal conviction
A seemingly contradictory situation draws attention to this Sunday's elections (4): Daniel Vorcaro, linked to the Master Bank and currently in prison, will be able to vote. Already former President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), who is serving a term in house arrest, is prevented from participating in the vote. The explanation is not in place or in the type of prison, but in the legal situation [...] The post Vorcaro vote in prison, Bolsonaro does not vot…
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