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TSE Gives 48 Hours for Meta to Clarify Possible Restriction to Lula Campaign Posts

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PT presented two surveys to base the accusation of damage to the current president's candidacy; Instagram-owned company, WhatsApp and Facebook says that "allegations are false and do not find support in the facts"

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At the request of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's (PT) campaign, the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has given a period of 48 hours for Meta to explain alleged failures in the distribution of content and in the promotion of ads on social networks. In a dispatch, Minister Marco Aurélio Bellizze has determined that the company presents technical data on metrics, inauthentic accounts and content recommendation rules. Read more: Lula's campaign…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Minister Marco Aurélio Bellizze demands justification for the disabling of the ad account and proof of equal rules of recommendation for the two applications of the second round, in the midst of accusations of favoring Flávio Bolsonaro The post TSE questions Target on restrictions to Lula's campaign and asks to preserve log of moderation appeared first in Urbs Magna.

Minister Marco Aurélio Bellizze asked for clarification on restrictions to publications, ad accounts and suspicion of automated profiles that would promote Flávio Bolsonaro; company denies irregularities.

The minister Marco Aurélio Bellizze, of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), gave 48 hours to Meta to explain problems reported by Lula's campaign (PT) in the promotion of publications on Instagram and Facebook. The team of the petist accuses the company of restricting the reach of its contents and favoring the opponent Flávio Bolsonaro (PL).

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Minister collects moderation records, justifications for blockades and data on automated profiles on Instagram; campaign says platform interfered in publications of the petist and allies

Earlier, the petist's campaign accused the company of attempting to interfere in the electoral process and said it would trigger the High Electoral Court

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Metrópoles broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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