AGU Calls for Mobile Internet Access to Be Maintained Even without Franchise for Election
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The Advocate General of the Union (AGU) said on Sunday that people who run out of cell phone data should continue to have access to the Internet during the elections. In protest to the Federal Supreme Court (STF), the body requested that the measure should run from 72 hours prior to the 24 hours following each voting shift. The rule still depends on the decision of the Court. The AGU ruled in an action presented by the Green Party (PV) and the N…
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Action in the STF seeking to release mobile data franchises in the electoral period received partial support from the Advocate General of the Union (AGU) and the Attorney General of the Republic (PGR). Both entities defended the measure only for access to certain electoral and public services. #teletime #teletimenews
The Advocate General of the Union (AGU) argued in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) that mobile internet access be maintained even after the exhaustion of the mobile phone data franchise during the period between 72 hours before the elections this Sunday (4) and 24 hours after the lawsuit. According to information released by Folha de S. Paulo, [...]
The AGU (Union Advocate General) has argued in the STF (Supremo Tribunal Federal) that the internet on the mobile phone is maintained even with the exhaustion of mobile data franchise in the period between 72 hours before the elections this Sunday (4) and 24 hours after the lawsuit. Read more (09/27/2026)
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