US EditionTSE Bans the Government From Spreading Messages About Social Media Achievements During the Election Campaign
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The Supreme Electoral Court (TSE) prohibited the government from disseminating information or messages that extol attributes or achievements, both in traditional media and in social networks, during the electoral campaign that extends from the convocation to the date of the elections.The executive branch will also not be able to use the image of its leaders.In the case of digital platforms, the prohibition is applied regardless of whether or not…
The executive branch will no longer be able to publish information that enhances its achievements or attributes in the digital institutional platforms during the electoral process.This was announced by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) on 20 June.The court adjusted its interpretation of article 142 of the Electoral Code. Resolution No. 4190-E8-2025 includes the prohibition of disseminating messages on management attributes in the digital medi…
TSE prohibits the Government from exalting achievements and using the image of leaders in the electoral campaign San José, 20 Jun (elmundo.cr) – The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) adjusted its interpretation of article 142 of the Electoral Code, prohibiting the institutions of the executive branch, decentralized administration, state enterprises, mayors and municipal councils from disseminating messages that enhance their attributes or achieve…
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