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The HinduIndia

Delhi High Court issues notice on plea against blocking ‘Bring Back Ballot’ Instagram account

The Delhi High Court issued a notice regarding a petition challenging the blocking of the Instagram account 'Bring Back Ballot,' which promotes the use of paper ballots for Indian elections. The petition alleged that withholding the account with over 50,000 followers was disproportionate and lacked justification. The case was listed for hearing on November 6, involving the account operator, Mission Save Constitution, and its founder lawyer, Mehmood Pracha.

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The HinduIndia

Coalición Anti-SIR insta al gobierno de Karnataka a rechazar la lista final de votantes del SIR, llama a una auditoría social y audiencias públicas

Noor Sridhar, leader of the Anti-SIR Coalition, urged the Karnataka government to reject the final voter list prepared through the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) process. He demanded a social audit, public hearings, and public scrutiny of the process. Sridhar also called for the resignation of the Chief Electoral Officer of India, Gyanesh Kumar, citing alleged irregularities, exclusion of eligible voters, and concerns over voting rights.

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VanguardNigeria

Ogun: LP, AA chieftains threaten suit over alleged PDP register tampering

The National Vice Chairman of the Labour Party and the Action Alliance candidate in Ogun State threatened legal action against the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) over alleged tampering with its membership register. They petitioned the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to investigate claims that names were being retrospectively included in the register. The petitioners argued that the register submission violated Section 77 of the Electoral Act 2026, asserting that only names on the duly submitted register could participate in the primary.

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El IntransigenteArgentina

Donald Trump rechazó el triunfo de Lula da Silva: "Elección amañada"

Donald Trump denies Lula da Silva's victory in Brazil, calling the election 'rigged' and expressing doubts about its transparency. He aligns with conservative critics, questioning the legitimacy of the results and the voting process. This stance contrasts with the celebrations from European and regional leaders and has strained relations between the U.S. and Brazil, with Trump's comments seen as a diplomatic challenge.

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PerfilArgentina

Donald Trump dijo que las elecciones en Brasil estuvieron “amañadas” y habló de corrupción | Perfil

Donald Trump claimed that the elections in Brazil were 'rigged' and 'very corrupt,' referring to the election in which Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated Jair Bolsonaro. Trump did not present any evidence to support his accusations. His statements came after Lula's victory and reignited attention on the relationship between U.S. President Donald Trump and Bolsonaro, his right-wing political ally. These statements are seen as troubling to authoritarians. The exercise of professional and critical journalism is a fundamental pillar of democracy. Today more than ever. Sign up for breaking news... Also you might be interested: Flávio Bolsonaro says the justice system prohibited him from leaving Brazil.

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El DestapeArgentina

Uno por uno: los mensajes de los presidentes que felicitaron a Lula y el faltazo de Milei | El Destape

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the Brazilian presidential election with 51.78% of the vote, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro. His victory was celebrated by leftist, center, and right-wing leaders across Latin America, including Mexico's Claudia Sheinbaum, Uruguay's Yamandú Orsi, Cuba's Miguel Díaz-Canel, Chile's José Antonio Kast, Peru's Keiko Fujimori, Paraguay's Santiago Peña, Bolivia's Rodrigo Paz, Ecuador's Daniel Noboa, Panama's José Raúl Mulino, Guatemala's Bernardo Arévalo, and the Dominican Republic's Luis Abinader. In contrast, Argentine President Javier Milei did not publicly congratulate Lula after the election.

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PerfilArgentina

Los mapas de la victoria de Lula en Brasil: cómo cambió el voto desde su primer triunfo en 2002 | Perfil

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured his fourth presidential victory in Brazil with 51.79% of the votes, overturning the first-round results where he lost to Flávio Bolsonaro. The election saw significant shifts in voting patterns, particularly in states like Minas Gerais and São Paulo. Lula's victory marked a reversal of the 2022 election, where Bolsonaro had won 50.90% of the votes. The results also highlighted regional differences, with the North-East supporting Lula and the South and Center-West supporting Bolsonaro. Lula's campaign focused on the importance of professional journalism in democracy, expressing frustration with those who believe they own the truth. The election results also showed a decrease in the number of localities won by Lula compared to 2022, but an increase in his national vote share.

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Cba24nArgentina

Flávio Bolsonaro desconoció el triunfo de Lula y anunció que pedirá la anulación del balotaje - Cba24n

Flávio Bolsonaro, el senador e hijo del expresidente de Brasil, denunció 'cambios de reglas a mitad de la jornada' tras la extensión del horario de votación ordenada por el Supremo Tribunal Federal. Lula da Silva se impuso por estrecho margen y logró un inédito cuarto mandato. Bolsonaro announced that he will not recognize the results and will seek to annul the electoral process. The senator from the Liberal Party (PL) and son of former President Jair Bolsonaro stated that it is impossible to recognize the result under these conditions and will use his legal team to request the annulment of the elections.

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El DestapeArgentina

Reelección de Lula: las acciones se desplomaron en Tokio y el dólar futuro saltó | El Destape

La reelección de Lula en Brasil provocó una caída significativa en los mercados financieros internacionales, especialmente en la Bolsa de Tokio, donde el ETF Ibovespa Linked se desplomó un 14.37%. Esta reacción fue impulsada por la expectativa de una victoria de Flávio Bolsonaro, según informes de Bloomberg News. Los mercados experimentaron una fuerte corrección, con el ETF cayendo más del 8% tras el primer turno, cuando Bolsonaro lideraba el escrutinio. La reelección de Lula, con el 51.78% de los votos, desencadenó una reacción intensa en los mercados globales, afectando no solo a Brasil sino también a otros mercados financieros internacionales.

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Misiones OnlineArgentina

Video | Así reaccionaba Lula da Silva al enterarse de que ganó el balotaje y fue reelecto presidente de Brasil - MisionesOnline

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, known as Lula, won the second round of Brazil's presidential elections, securing a fourth term with 51.7% of the vote. This victory followed a highly polarized campaign marked by intense political rivalry between Lula and his opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro. The election saw a significant increase in voter turnout, with only 19.11% of the population abstaining, the highest since 2006. Lula's win was celebrated by supporters, including Peronist leaders, and marked a significant political shift in Brazil. The election also highlighted regional issues, such as the impact of El Niño on Brazil's economy and the challenges faced by the country's infrastructure.

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En Línea NoticiasArgentina

Lula derrotó a Bolsonaro en el balotaje y logró su cuarto mandato como presidente de Brasil - En Linea Noticias

Lula da Silva defeated Bolsonaro in the second round of Brazilian presidential elections, securing his fourth term as president. The election was marked by polarization, with Lula winning 51.45% of the votes against Bolsonaro's 48.55%. The results were influenced by a decision to extend the voting hours in several states due to logistical issues.

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La NaciónArgentina

Tras su remontada histórica, Lula se enfrentará a su mandato más desafiante - LA NACION

Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, candidate to the re-election for the presidency of Brazil, achieved a fourth term and a historic comeback, despite facing challenges from the right-wing in Congress and state governments. His victory does not guarantee a majority to govern, and his administration will need to navigate the complexities of coalition politics, economic constraints, and social demands.

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ClarínArgentina

Balotaje en Brasil: Lula, el viejo ídolo progresista se recupera frente a la derecha y se queda en el Palacio del Planalto por cuatro años más

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, aged 80, won the Brazilian presidential election, securing a fourth term. He emphasizes his commitment to social policies and combating right-wing extremism. Lula's campaign focused on economic stability, social welfare, and preventing a right-wing resurgence. His presidency aims to lift millions out of poverty and transform Brazil into a middle-class nation. Despite challenges like high interest rates and corruption, Lula remains optimistic and determined.

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DataClaveArgentina

Remontada histórica en Brasil: Lula derrotó a Flavio Bolsonaro y tendrá su cuarto mandato - DataClave

Lula da Silva defeated Bolsonaro in Brazil's second round of presidential elections, securing his fourth term as president. This marks the first time a Brazilian president reversed the first-round result, with Lula winning 51.7% of the vote against Bolsonaro's 48.3%. The victory is significant as it ends a period of political instability and marks a shift in Brazil's political landscape. Lula's win also highlights the challenges faced by Bolsonaro's right-wing movement, which saw a decline in support. The election results reflect a broader trend in Latin America, where left-wing candidates are gaining traction despite the rise of right-wing movements in the region.

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