After Insinuations of Flavius, Gilmar Mendes Defends the Electronic Ballot Boxes
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In a publication on social networks, minister did not quote the name of Bolsonaro's son, but called 'levianas' charges against the polls
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-SP) criticized the president of the High Electoral Tribunal, Kassio Nunes Marques, for recognizing the victory of President Lula (PT) in the second round. In an interview with the American newspaper The Washington Post, the parliamentarian, defeated in the dispute by the Planalto for a difference of 4 million votes, repeated the thesis that the ballots were fraudulent. In the United States, Flávio said that it has as…
Minister of the Supreme states that political parties participated in the audit of the ballot boxes, including Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's PL. Read on Power360.
Minister Gilmar Mendes, of the Federal Supreme Court, said on Saturday, November 7, that attacks on the integrity of the electronic ballot boxes are in vain and reveal spurious intentions or alienation of the reality of those who propagate them. The statement was published in the profile of the magistrate on social network X, in the midst of accusations of fraud [...]
Minister Gilmar Mendes (photo), of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), classified the charges of fraud in the elections of 2026 as "bravatatas". In a publication on social networks this Saturday, 7, the magistrate classified the statements that raise suspicions about the lawsuit as "levianas" and said that the attempts to discredit the electoral system will be ....
The dean of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), Gilmar Mendes, used the account he keeps on social network X to criticize what classifies as "Levian accusations" against the outcome of the Brazilian elections. The minister's complaint was published on Saturday night, 7. The magistrate came out in defense of the electronic ballot boxes used in the country. Without mentioning names, he complained of the one who contests this system. "They only reveal…
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