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Superior Court of Justice Rejects Allegations of Fraud and Speaks in "Clean" Election in Brazil

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The president of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) of Brazil today removed, in Maputo, the possibility of an investigation into allegations of fraud in the presidential elections that re-elected Lula da Silva, stating that it was a "clean and transparent" election.

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Flávio Bolsonaro, who fled to the U.S., insists on charges of fraud. STJ president says there is no "no trace of irregularity" in the presidential elections.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The president of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) of Brazil today removed, in Maputo, the possibility of an investigation into allegations of fraud in the presidential elections that re-elected Lula da Silva, stating that it was a "clean and transparent" election.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The president of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), minister Luis Felipe Salomão, defended on Friday, 30, the smoothness of the Brazilian elections during visit to Maputo, the capital of Mozambique. Solomon classified the lawsuit as "absolutely safe and transparent". In Brazil, we held transparent, clean elections, for more than 150 million voters, where we presented the result in...

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Minister Luis Felipe Salomão defended the smoothness of the Brazilian electoral process during visit to Maputo, capital of Mozambique

The president of the Superior Court of Justice (STJ) of Brazil today removed, in Maputo, the possibility of investigating allegations of fraud in the presidential elections that re-elected Lula da Silva, stating that it was a "clean and transparent" election.

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Friday, October 30, 2026.
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