Brazil Launches Probe into Possible US Interference amid General Election
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Suspected Trump election interference sparks police raids in Brazil: report
Computer equipment and communications were seized in Brazil’s largest city as part of a new Brazilian investigation announced Sunday into “possible external interference by the United States” in the nation’s presidential election, Agencia EFE reported.On Sunday, Brazil held its first-round presidential election, which pitted Flávio Bolsonaro — a far-right politician supported by President Donald Trump — against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, Brazil’…
The director general of Brazil’s Federal Police, Andres Rodriguez, announced that the agency is investigating possible foreign interference by the United States following a report filed this week by the country’s Attorney General’s Office, Spanish news agency EFE reported, BTA reported. The report has been forwarded to the Federal Police’s Intelligence Directorate to “begin initial checks,” the police chief said. “This is an ongoing investigatio…
BRAZIL'S federal police have launched a preliminary investigation into possible US interference in the presidential election, prompted by a report on US funding of anti-censorship programs in Brazil.
The Brazilian presidential election has gone to a second round. Liberal Party candidate Flávio Bolsonaro received approximately 47 percent of the vote, while President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva received 45 percent. Amidst discussions of US pressure during the election process, an investigation has been launched into possible US interference.
Brazil Launches Probe into Possible US Interference amid General Election
Brazil's Federal Police are investigating possible US interference in the country's presidential election after receiving a complaint from the Attorney General's Office, the agency's director general said Sunday as voting got underway nationwide.
The British newspaper The Guardian states that Donald Trump's presidency spent a million dollars on civil society groups that are opposed to the Supreme Federal Court in Brazil.
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