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Justice Nunes Marques has modified election debate participation rules, allowing the Novo party and its candidate Zema to join. He also ordered a Lula speech removed from air.
Justice Nunes Marques, a member of Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE), has issued decisions impacting the upcoming electoral debates. He ordered the inclusion of the Novo party, and by extension its candidate Romeu Zema, in televised debates, reversing previous understandings. Marques also mandated the removal of a statement by President Lula that linked electoral courts to fraud, following a request from a political figure.
9 sources across Portuguese · blind spot: little coverage from the left
Left 11% · Center 89% · Right 0%
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Left: Folha de S.Paulo reports that Nunes Marques is allowing Zema and other candidates from the Novo party to participate in debates.
Center: UOL Notícias, O Globo, and G1 Globo report that Nunes Marques has ordered the inclusion of Zema and the Novo party in electoral debates, and also cover his actions regarding Zanin's role at the TSE and a decision to remove Lula's statement about electoral fraud from the air.
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