Brazil: "There Is No Concrete Indication of International Interference"
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During the general elections, there were no signs of foreign intervention or threats from organized crime, and the President of the Supreme Electoral Court of Brazil (which performs the functions of the CEC) told Cassio Nunis Marquis. "Neither the Federal Police nor the Brazilian intelligence agency identified the risks to the electoral process, despite the rumours that were spreading about possible attacks. So far, we have received no specific …
“Our reports do not point to any kind of international risk or organized crime, as they circulated with some threats and possibilities of attacks. We have not received any concrete indication of this so far, and it is a fact that, so far, nothing has happened,” he said at a press conference.
The president of the TSE said that the institution's joint work with social networks, which had to adapt to Brazilian legislation, "leaded many problems that could have been caused," but the Federal Police has initiated an investigation.
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Noticias ao MinutoThe president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) of Brazil, Kassio Nunes Marques, added that, so far, there are no indications of international interference in the elections, which take place this Sunday.
The president of the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), Nunes Marques, said that observer reports point to "transparency and normality of the Brazilian elections, when taking stock of the first round of the contest. – We received these records with satisfaction and we also understand them as a demonstration of the importance of electoral observation and dialogue between democratic institutions – said the minister. Asked about external interference …
The President of the Supreme Electoral Court (TSE), Minister Kassio Nunes Marques, said ...
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