The TSE has ordered removal of posts against Flávio Bolsonaro amid his campaign's accusations of misinformation deletion by an opponent, intensifying election-related legal battles.
Amid the 2026 election tensions, Brazilian celebrities face mounting social media campaigns and public demands to declare their political positions, highlighting the election's impact beyond traditional politics.
Brazil's TSE reports no fake news on 'Exército do Lula' WhatsApp channel amid political disputes and President Lula's criticism of perceived judicial bias.
'Exército do Lula' WhatsApp channel’s suspension reversed by TSE after no false news found, fueling political debate in 2026 elections.
Brazil's electoral court reversed a ban on the Lula-supporting 'Exército do Lula' WhatsApp group after controversy over alleged political censorship and misinformation ahead of the 2026 presidential election.
Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro intensify campaign efforts with mass rallies and a court-ordered ban on Lula’s negative ads ahead of Brazil’s 2026 runoff election.
President Lula leads a massive pro-reelection rally in São Paulo's Avenida Paulista, urging voter participation ahead of the election runoff and addressing key political issues.
President Lula condemns the Superior Electoral Court's removal of the 'Exército do Lula' WhatsApp channel, accusing the court of biased decisions against his re-election campaign.
Flávio Bolsonaro's representatives are engaging with Supreme Court Minister Gilmar Mendes to discuss court relations amid shifting judicial alliances and political tensions.
Presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro seeks to reinstate his father's relaxed gun policies, challenging current stricter regulations amid a tight election race.
Lula's campaign accuses Meta of biased interference in Brazil's election favoring Bolsonaro, citing technical issues and algorithm advantages.
Public disapproval of Lula and Bolsonaro reaches 50%, while Revista Liberta highlights the challenges and hopes for Brazilian democracy in 2026 amid political turmoil.
Flávio Bolsonaro leads in polls and expands alliances for the 2026 presidential runoff while facing TSE’s ruling to remove posts linking Lula to crime.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court steps up measures against misinformation in the 2026 elections, mandates removal of false posts and emphasizes judicial restraint amid political tensions.
Brazil mandates political education in schools through Law No. 15.468 and advances its implementation with a TSE and Ministry of Education partnership.
The 2026 Brazilian elections see a surge in political violence against women, especially Black candidates, with frequent threats and attacks highlighting pervasive misogyny and racism.
Ahead of the 2026 election runoff, Lula advocates workweek reform and announces expanded fuel tax breaks and subsidies to ease economic pressures.
The 2026 Brazilian presidential runoff on October 25 remains highly competitive between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, with voter mobilization calls emphasizing the election's critical stakes.
An STF internal report highlights serious violent threats against Supreme Court ministers on social media, raising fears over judicial independence amid political tensions.
Flávio Bolsonaro pledges minimum wage increases that surpass inflation, aligning more with Lula's policy than his father's inflation-only adjustments, while promising no social benefit cuts.
Lula's campaign reorganizes grassroots and digital operations in São Paulo and Minas Gerais to reduce Bolsonaro's lead in the presidential runoff.
Brazil's 2026 election first round saw 134 political violence cases with rising threats to democratic participation, prompting worker mobilization against fascism.
As Brazil enters the runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro aims to widen his lead over Lula while Romeu Zema indicates he will leave politics after a disappointing campaign.
Datafolha's first presidential runoff poll reveals a close contest between Bolsonaro and Lula, while experts urge constructive dialogue and broader voter outreach strategies.
Ahead of Brazil's 2026 election runoff, strict enforcement of campaign propaganda restrictions on public properties and workplaces is reaffirmed to safeguard electoral integrity.
Brazil’s 2026 elections spotlight Isa Marcondes' election and social media pressures pushing celebrities to publicly state their political views amid the presidential runoff.
Lula's 2026 campaign strategy for the presidential runoff focuses on targeted voter mobilization in key areas and leveraging the labor reform debate amid a narrow race with Bolsonaro.
André Janones leads a massive digital campaign effort to rebrand Lula's image for the 2026 elections amid historic voter engagement noted by Senate President Davi Alcolumbre.
Several veteran Brazilian politicians, including Aécio Neves and Renan Calheiros, lost their seats or retired in the 2026 elections, marking a notable political transition.
International observers commend Brazil's 2026 elections for transparency and security, noting strong technical execution but warning of misinformation and political polarization risks.
In Brazil's 2026 presidential runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign promises a return to relaxed gun laws, opposing Lula's stricter firearm regulations.
Podemos has grown its legislative representation significantly in the 2026 elections, achieving historic success including a major governorship win.
President Lula expresses confidence in winning reelection despite the record high abstention rate challenging voter engagement in Brazil's 2026 runoff elections.
The Bolsonaro family's political influence drives the PL to historic congressional gains and a strong presidential showing for Flávio Bolsonaro ahead of Brazil's 2026 runoff elections.
Brazil sees historic gains in women's political representation in 2026 while the Senate advances female leadership through a key national event fostering empowerment and networking.
Brazil hits record abstention in 2026 elections, but non-voters in round one can still vote in the runoff round.
Brazil's presidential election runoff pits Flávio Bolsonaro against Lula amid the rise of the extreme right and cautious international observation, notably from Russia.
The 2026 Brazilian elections reveal a stark disconnect between celebrity status and electoral success as many famous candidates fail to win seats amid changing voter dynamics.
Brazil’s 2026 elections see record abstention rates and political continuity in gubernatorial races, impacting the presidential runoff dynamics.
Brazil's 2026 congressional elections reveal a decline of Centrão influence and a significant rise of the PL, which now dominates both legislative chambers and plans a strong opposition role.