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A minister at Brazil's Superior Electoral Court has determined that votes for Anthony Garotinho will be considered null in the Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial election.
A minister at Brazil's Superior Electoral Court (TSE) ordered that votes cast for Anthony Garotinho in the Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial election be considered null. This decision overturns a previous injunction that had allowed the votes to be counted.
Garotinho, a former governor and prominent politician, has faced numerous legal challenges and convictions. The TSE's ruling effectively disqualifies his candidacy and impacts the final tally of the election, reflecting ongoing scrutiny of electoral integrity and candidate eligibility in Brazil.
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Left: Folha de S.Paulo reports that a TSE minister has ordered votes for Garotinho to be considered null.
Center: G1 Globo states the TSE has revoked a preliminary injunction for Garotinho, with votes to be counted as null in the Rio de Janeiro gubernatorial election.
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