TSE Changes Decision and Frees Use of Bolsonaro Image in 'Santinhos'
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The plenary of the TSE (Superior Electoral Court) decided to allow candidates to use the image of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL), currently under house arrest, during the election campaign. Last week, Minister Estela Aranha had prohibited it.
The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided to release the use of the image of former President Jair Bolsonaro in santos of candidates from all over the country. The trial in the virtual plenary had been interrupted last Friday (18) by a request for a view from Minister Ricardo Villas Bôas Cueva. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and make your registration.
The plenary of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) decided, by a majority of votes, not to refer to the injunction that had banned state congressman Lucas Bove (PL-SP), candidate for re-election, from using the image of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL) in campaign materials. The decision was taken in virtual session of the Court and dropped the determination of [...]
The plenary of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) authorized, by majority vote, the use of the image of former president Jair Bolsonaro in campaign materials for state deputy Lucas Bove (PL), a candidate for reelection. The decision was made in the Court's virtual session on Thursday, the 23rd. The panel overturned the injunction granted by Minister Estela Aranha, the case's rapporteur. She had ordered the removal of materials that showed Bolson…
By a vote of 4 to 2, the full court rejected the understanding of rapporteur Estela Aranha and authorized the use of the former president's photo on campaign flyers and printed materials. The post Campaign flyer allowed: TSE authorizes candidates across the country to use Jair Bolsonaro's image in election campaigns appeared first on ND Mais
Determination overthrows preliminary decision that played case of candidate for state congressman Lucas Bove (PL)
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