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Nunes Marques Gives 30 Minutes for Bahia City Halls to Explain Lack of Bus

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Earlier, the TRE-BA decreed the arrest of Salvador's secretary of urban mobility, Pablo Souza, after complaints about falling in bus traffic

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The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), minister Kássio Nunes Marques, gave 30 minutes to the Regional Electoral Court of Bahia (TRE-BA) to provide information on public transport in three municipalities of the state on Sunday and also for the Attorney General's Office to manifest itself on the allegations of the PT that there would have been a reduction in bus traffic in the municipalities of Salvador, Lauro de Freitas and Feira de…

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Earlier, the TRE-BA decreed the arrest of Salvador's secretary of urban mobility, Pablo Souza, after complaints about falling in bus traffic

·São Paulo, Brazil
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By the same deadline, the Office of the Chief Electoral Prosecutor (PGE) must submit an opinion on the request for voting time to be extended until 7 p.m. in the Bahian cities of Salvador, Feira de Santana and Lauro de Freitas.

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Nunes Marques analyzes Lula's campaign request to extend time until 7pm after the bus fleet is blocked. Read on Power360.

Deadline has run out and there is still no information on the decision of the president of the TSE

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The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), minister Nunes Marques, gave 30 minutes for the municipalities of Salvador, Feira de Santana and Lauro de Freitas to explain the reduction in bus traffic during this Sunday of the second round, 25. The decision was made around 16:20, 40 minutes from the regular closure of the vote.The determination is attended to a representation of the Brazilian Federation of Hope (PT, PCdoB and PV), which de…

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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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