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Superior Electoral Court

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Nov 6, 2026

Thiago PradoPANELIST
59:47
É, o próprio Dou-Douglas Ruas, a gente noticiou, ele esteve com o ministro Cristiano Zanin, hã, que é o relator do, do, do caso.
Thiago PradoPANELIST
59:55
Neste momento, o Zanin pediu para TSE, AGU e PGR, é, se manifestarem sobre, sobre tudo isso.
Thiago PradoPANELIST
60:04
E eu acho que a gente tá em compasso de espera, assim, porque, é, ninguém tem muita informação do que que o, o, a Justiça pode decidir.
Thiago PradoPANELIST
60:13
Mas eu acho que a gente vê o Douglas Ruas se mexendo de um jeito diferente do que tinha sido antes do resultado eleitoral do Lula.
Andrew GeeHOST
2:46
The election was also heavily defined by a tech-driven battlefield.
Andrew GeeHOST
2:51
The Supreme Electoral Court had to intervene directly, levying potential 500,000 rails daily fines against Meta for algorithmic bias and navigating the controversial suspension of the massive Army of Lula WhatsApp channel.
Andrew GeeHOST
3:07
Following his defeat, Flavio Bolsonaro did not explicitly contest the results, but immediately fled to the United States.
Andrew GeeHOST
3:14
He left after refusing to comply with a Supreme Court mandate to surrender his passport amid an ongoing money laundering investigation.
Ben FogelGUEST
53:54
It's the Supreme Court and it's the judiciary, which is independent.
Ben FogelGUEST
53:58
And that has its own dynamic, which was also rife with like one of the things is like the head of the Supreme Electoral Court, Casio Marx Nunes, who is a Bolsonaro ally and compromised him.
Ben FogelGUEST
54:12
by orgies with a dodgy pyramid scheme banker was consistently making rulings in favor of Flavio during the campaign and that is so it's a bit more factual than that but like Flavio had numerous pending investigations against him into like the money laundering uh that i mentioned into connections with this banking scandal into a bunch of different things uh and he was full of dodgy money and uh basically he there wasn't a restaurant out for him they asked for him to hand in his passport based on information that he would leave the country well i mean it seemed pretty credible because he did leave the country i'm not sure about the best optics for a personal history but i mean that's the thing is is like there have been consequences and again it's complicated to know exactly how that animates people but what i would also say is that one of the other things is that these elections in brazil and i think it's also become this way in maybe the united states are becoming existential in that if you lose the election you go to prison kind of is not good for democracy but that's what happens when you have such like criminally uh oriented and pathological political entrepreneurs running for power
Riley QuinnHOST
55:21
Well, if we want to talk about Brazil being the coming attractions of the world, you know, the jailing of Lula for the crime of losing the election and being on the other side, essentially, was among the first times that happened in a democracy in recent memory.
speaker_0HOST
4:54
For Latin America's largest economy, that balance matters well beyond Brazil, influencing regional investment, financial confidence, and economic stability.
speaker_0HOST
5:02
For further information, see Superior Electoral Court, CNN Brazil, and Bloomberg Linea.
speaker_1HOST
5:07
Colombia's explosive attacks kill civilians as government announces military offensive.
speaker_0HOST
5:13
A series of explosive attacks across southern Colombia has killed civilians, damaged hospitals, and prompted the government to announce intensified military operations.
Gimena Sanchez-GarzoliGUEST
3:29
And we also had a situation where some of the Bolsonaro-aligned mayors slowed down the public transport system so people couldn't get to the voting stations.
Gimena Sanchez-GarzoliGUEST
3:43
And luckily, the Superior Electoral Court stepped in and gave voters two more hours.
Gimena Sanchez-GarzoliGUEST
3:50
So that enabled for more votes to be entered.
Gimena Sanchez-GarzoliGUEST
3:54
And most of those went towards Lula.
speaker_0HOST
4:36
The confrontation places renewed pressure on Brazil's democratic institutions as the country navigates another contentious political transition and an uncertain future for its conservative opposition.
speaker_0HOST
4:46
For further information, see Tribunal Superior Eleitoral, Folha de São Paulo, Reuters, Associated Press and Senado Notícias.
speaker_0HOST
4:58
A group of American lawmakers has urged Washington to withhold support for Colombia's proposed return to aerial coca eradication, citing environmental and public health concerns.
speaker_0HOST
5:07
The plan would test spraying with glufosinate ammonium, a herbicide distinct from the glyphosate used in earlier campaigns, across up to 1,000 hectares in the Amazonian department of Putumayo.
Michael RegilioHOST
65:16
Brazilian election authorities intervened.
Michael RegilioHOST
65:18
The Superior Electoral Court ordered Meta to explain the restrictions, preserve records, and ensure equal treatment for candidates.
Michael RegilioHOST
65:26
These
Travis ClyburnHOST
65:27
motherfucking
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
53:41
Isso é importante de dizer para os conspiracionistas, porque uma coisa é você fazer uma fraude num lugar, outra coisa é cê fazer uma fraude nacional.
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
53:52
Vamo lembrar que as totalizações são por boletim de urna, urna a urna, não são feitas pelo-- TSE só soma.
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
53:59
O boletim de urna é extraído pelo mesário imediatamente depois de encerrada a votação.
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
54:03
Então cê teria que ter um complô tão grande que cê ia ter que pegar por acaso a maioria do eleitorado [riso] pra conseguir fazer esse complô.

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José Roberto de ToledoHOST
64:33
[música de espera]
Thais BilenkyHOST
64:37
Bem, vamos aos recadinhos? Ah, eu preciso fazer uma correção de uma informação que eu dei no blo-- no programa, não o que a gente fez ao vivo na segunda, mas no anterior.
Thais BilenkyHOST
64:46
O Belize, ministro do STJ, Superior Tribunal de Justiça, que deu decisões sobre a Meta no TSE, está ministro no TSE como substituto, porque é do rodízio dos ministros do STJ, não é que ele foi convocado pra-
José Roberto de ToledoHOST
65:00
Ah, tá
Zak PaineHOST
16:34
A Supreme Court justice for the first time in history just happens to be Lula's former lawyer issued a unilateral decree at the request of a former law partner of his and changed the rules of the game in the middle of the game.
Zak PaineHOST
16:46
At 5.01 p.m., Justice Zanon, who is not part of the Superior Electoral Court, trampling over the specialized electoral court, made a decision extending voting by two hours.
Zak PaineHOST
16:56
Never before has this happened.
Zak PaineHOST
16:58
This should not stand.
Zak PaineHOST
17:16
A Supreme Court justice for the first time in history issued this unilateral decree.
Zak PaineHOST
17:20
And this can not stand.
Zak PaineHOST
17:23
So the president of Brazil's superior electoral court also spoke out.
Zak PaineHOST
17:28
Judge Cassio Nunez Marquez.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:38
The illegitimate and illegal actions of Lula's former lawyer allowed a mathematically impossibility to become reality, and Lula gained more than 10 million votes from the first to the second round.
Andrew McLainHOST
24:52
a decision by the Supreme Federal Court overriding the authority of the Superior Electoral Court, extending voting at the last minute, and the order only arrived after the legal voting period had ended when the polls were already closed.
Andrew McLainHOST
25:09
Voters were subjected to different rules.
Andrew McLainHOST
25:12
So far, the TSE has limited itself to defending the extension of voting hours and has not provided a single credible response.

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