Zanin Gives 48 Hours for Anatel to Explain Flaws in Free Access to Electoral Justice Websites
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Minister Cristiano Zanin of the Supreme Federal Court (STF) gave 48 hours to the National Telecommunications Agency (Anatel) to explain why he had not fully complied with the decision that determined free access to electoral justice systems during the elections. At the end of September, Zanin determined that Anatel would guarantee free access to websites linked to electoral justice, as well as services such as the e-Title. The aim was to ensure …
The Minister has set a deadline until 22 October for these errors to be corrected
Minister Cristiano Zanin also set a deadline until 22 October to correct issues of access to electoral justice websites and applications during the second round of the 2026 elections.
Minister also set deadline until October 22 for errors to be corrected
Minister had determined free access for mobile phone users to electoral justice websites and applications in the elections. Read on Power360.
Zanin, of the STF, gave Anatel 48 hours to explain identified failures in free access to electoral justice services in the first trunk
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