Brazil Court Sets 3 Hours on Indigenous Vote
Brazil's Supreme Court gave the electoral court three hours to explain limits on Indigenous voter transport, one day before the runoff. The post Brazil Court Sets 3 Hours on Indigenous Vote appeared first on The Rio Times .
On 24 October, Brazil's Supreme Court president Edson Fachin instructed the electoral court to provide within three hours a reason for restricting Indigenous transport. The order came a day before the Brazil election 2026 between President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Senator Flávio Bolsonaro. Later, the electoral court somewhat eased its own rule, allowing some remote communities to receive rides to polling stations.
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