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To International Guests, Nunes Marques Compares Super Bowl Elections

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President of the TSE brings together ambassadors, representatives and authorities from 49 countries on the eve of the 2nd round. Read on Power360

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The president of the High Electoral Court, Minister Kassio Nunes Marques, quoted the Sambista Arlindo Cruz and said on Saturday (24) that the show has to continue in reference to the second round of elections. He also reaffirmed the work of the Electoral Justice to ensure the vote next Sunday (25). The show has to continue. An election ends, but the responsibility of the institutions remains, so we prepare for the second round with the same comm…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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President of the TSE brings together ambassadors, representatives and authorities from 49 countries on the eve of the 2nd round. Read on Power360

President of the TSE highlighted the structure mobilized in the country to serve 158 million voters. On the occasion, he compared the event of the USA

The president of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), minister Kassio Nunes Marques (photo), said this Saturday, 24, that the first round of the elections took place normally and said to expect the same in the second. In front of international observers, the minister compared the structure mobilized by the Electoral Justice to the Super Bowl, final of the American football championship...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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According to the president of the TSE, observers highlight the functioning of the electronic ballot boxes, the audit mechanisms and the transparency of the electoral process

President of the TSE states that 125.2 million Brazilians voted in the first round and quotes positive assessments of international observers; Court prepares for new stage of the dispute

·Brasília, Brazil
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Correio Braziliense broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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