Brazil poll: Flávio leads Lula 50.6% to 49.4% ahead of runoff
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Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) minister Floriano Marques ruled that the suspension of a WhatsApp group linked to Lula's army can only be ordered by the full court, not by a single minister. This reverses an earlier unilateral decision by minister Kassio Nunes Marques, signaling a procedural check on individual judicial power in an election-related matter.
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Brazil's presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro remains highly contested, with polls indicating a near tie. Lula has reportedly narrowed the gap through street mobilization and social media, despite no first-round loser ever winning a runoff. The outcome, which will determine Brazil's political trajectory, economic policy, and Amazon environmental stance, hinges on undecided voters and late shifts.
Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) has affirmed the legality of government-sent WhatsApp messages by the Lula campaign, rejecting a Bolsonaro campaign request for suspension. Concurrently, the TSE has established that suspensions of election-related WhatsApp groups require full court approval, limiting unilateral judicial actions. A separate Supreme Court initiative to interfere with WhatsApp channels, linked to Bolsonaro, was halted following press exposure.
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