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Why the TSE Reversed Its Decision and Released Renan Santos's Campaign

BBC News Brasil1 September 2026 at 22:51

The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) reversed a previous decision and released the campaign of candidate Renan Santos. With this, he can return to campaigning on profiles already registered with the court.

Renan Santos is a candidate for the Missão party. Following the TSE's decision, he will also have access to campaign fund disbursements.

In addition to resuming his campaign on social media, the candidate can now participate in debates on radio and television, recovering the reach he had lost with the court's previous decision.

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