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Labor Justice Attends MPT and Determines that Meta Removes Posts that Encourage Resignation per Vote

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Action originates in the receipt of more than 3,000 complaints of electoral harassment by the Public Prosecutor's Office of Labour
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Decision responds to the action of the Public Ministry of Labour of SP and provides for a fine if the company does not withdraw publications that encourage discrimination and dismissals on political grounds

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Labour Justice Decision comes after request of the MPT who cited posts of two elected deputies

Meta has 24 hours to withdraw from the air publications that encourage entrepreneurs to resign voters of the president reelitl Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva The post Justice determines that Meta removes posts on resignation by vote apareceu primeiro em AMAZONAS ATUAL.

The exclusion requested by the Labour Justice refers to 14 specific publications that have been listed in the process and openly invite employers to confer social networks of employees to dispensate them.

The Justice of Labor determined this Thursday (29) that the Meta withdraws from the air, in up to 24 hours, publications in its networks that encourage entrepreneurs to watch, expose and dismiss employees because of the vote in the presidential elections. The threshold decision was signed by Judge Bruno José Perusso, of the 77th Vara do Trabajo de São [...]

Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. Judge Bruno José Perusso also imposed a fine of R$50,000 on Meta for each non-removal publication The post Justice Manda Meta Extractar do Ar Publications That Defend Resignation of Officials by Voting Cause apareceu primeiro em Forbes Brasil.

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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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