Brazil’s Electoral Court Chief Says Elections Complied with Law, Constitution
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Kassio Nunes Marques catalogued last Sunday’s elections as “the most inclusive elections in the history of the Brazilian Republic” and reported that all questions will be analyzed and answered.
The president of the TSE of Brazil asserted that the elections took place with "the greatest normalcy and respect for the legal and constitutional dictates." He ratified the institutional commitment to the "sovereign will of the electorate" expressed at the polls.
The President of the Supreme Electoral Court, Kassio Nunes Marques, who entered the maximum legal instance of the Brazilian Electoral Justice for the indication of Jair Bolsonaro, ensures that the elections were normal and respected the Constitution.
The presidential election in Brazil proceeded completely normally and in accordance with the law.
The president of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), Kassio Nunes Marques, reaffirmed on Wednesday (28) that the elections of 2026 took place within the most absolute normality and that questions made within the due legal process will be analyzed and answered. The statement takes place after Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, a candidate defeated in the presidential dispute, divulges letter with coup content. For ministers of the STF, the letter is 'pathe…
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