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TSE Veta Exhibition of Empty Pulpit of Lula in the Globe - 01/10/2026

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Decision cites rule that pressure candidates to appear and talks about missing damages

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The president decided not to attend the candidates' meeting on Thursday 1st

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The Minister of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Estela Aranha, decided this Thursday (1st) that TV Globo will not be able to show the empty chair of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) in the presidential debate that will take place tonight. The other candidates will also not be able to ask questions to the PT candidate, who announced earlier that he would not attend the debate. Aranha granted a request from Lula's campaign, which ques…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Decision cites rule that pressure candidates to appear and talks about missing damages

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Senator Flávio Bolsonaro criticized the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) for the unilateral decision by Minister Estela Aranha, who ordered TV Globo to remove Lula's empty podium from the presidential debate this Thursday, October 1st. In light of the court decision, the broadcaster canceled the event. This story is being updated. The post Flávio criticizes TSE for ordering Globo to remove Lula's empty podium from debate: ‘Censorship’ appeared f…

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TSE minister veto empty pulpit reserved for Lula in the Globe debate and criticizes the broadcaster's clause; candidates contest the stage

Minister Estela Aranha granted a request from Lula's coalition and provisionally suspended a rule that provided for highlighting the space reserved for an absent candidate.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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