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Fake Aparecida Posts Reach Brazil's Full Electoral Court as Mendonça Votes to Keep Ban

Summary by The Rio Times
Brazil's electoral court votes until midnight on whether fake Aparecida posts about Flávio Bolsonaro stay down. The first judge to vote says they should.

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TSE is judging this Wednesday (30/9), in virtual plenary, whether or not it confirms the decision of Minister André Mendonça who determined the exclusion of posts that associated Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) to a project to withdraw the title of Nossa Senhora Aparecida de Padroeira do Brasil. Follow the vote.

·London, United Kingdom
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The agenda of this Wednesday's session of the Federal Supreme Court (STF) follows without the inclusion of the judgment on the withdrawal of publications related to Our Lady Aparecida from the social networks. The Secretary of Communication of the Court informed this Tuesday that the forecast is that the schedule remains as it is, without the inclusion of the case sent to the face plenary by Minister Flávio Dino. There was an expectation that th…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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No date foreseen for the analysis of the cases

·São Paulo, Brazil
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War of liminars between André Mendonça, Flávio Dino and Luiz Fux once again raised tension in court

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The TSE (Senior Electoral Tribunal) has, until this Wednesday (30), three votes to one to keep the decision that fell... The post TSE has 3 votes to 1 to bring down false news about Flávio Bolsonaro and Our Lady appeared first in Bem Paraná.

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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