TSE Studies to Prevent Suspected Connections with Criminal Organizations From Competing in Elections
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TSE Studies to Prevent Suspected Connections with Criminal Organizations From Competing in Elections
Five days after the election, the High Electoral Court (TSE) studies to set a rigid criterion ...
Five days after the first round, the Court may lay down rigid criteria to block these candidates, even without a final conviction.
Electoral Justice began to adopt a more specific analysis of possible links between candidates and criminal organizations in the 2026 elections. In different states, Regional Electoral Tribunals (TREs) analyze and, in some cases, do not refer to registrations of applications based on elements presented in the processes that would point to connection with criminal groups.The understanding gained strength after the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) c…
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