“The plaintiff’s total bad faith in his extravagant and illegal request, ostensibly offensive to the Democratic Rule of Law and carried out in an inconsequential manner with the purpose of encouraging criminal and anti-democratic movements (…) was proven, both by the refusal to add the initial petition, as well as the total absence of indications of irregularities and the existence of a totally fraudulent narrative of the facts”pointed out the magistrate in his decision.
These movements, he adds, have manifested themselves with “serious threats and violence” in roadblocks throughout the country.
After Lula’s victory, truckers and other supporters of the president staged hundreds of blockades that lasted several days and in some cases led to clashes with the security forces.
It should be noted that, after the initial presentation, the TSE asked the PL that it present the complete report, that is, that it include data from the first and second electoral rounds. However, the formation indicated that the irregularity only occurred in the second round.
Given this, the electoral court responded that it could only analyze the matter if doubts were also raised in relation to electronic ballot boxes during the first round, since in both cases the same devices were used.
In addition to the fine, the head of the TSE asked to investigate the responsibility of Valdemar da Costa Netopresident of the PL, and Carlos César Moretzsohn Rocha, president of the Legal Vote Institute.
Bolsonaro, who has remained almost absent from public life since the defeat, has repeatedly questioned the electoral system without presenting evidence.
The complaint
The Liberal Party of Brazil, for which he competed Bolsonaro for re-election, days ago, he requested the Superior Electoral Tribunal (TSE) to annul the votes cast in the second round through five models of electronic ballot boxes in the October elections and the court gave him 24 hours to expand the lawsuit.
The president of the PL, Valdemar Costa Netoreported a lawsuit in the TSE calling for the votes of the electronic ballot boxes considered “compromised” to be rejected, the newspaper Folha de São Paulo reported.
The electronic ballot boxes that the party of Bolsonaro They are the UE2009, UE2010, UE2011, UE2013 and UE2015 models, reported the CNN Brazil network.
Only the ballot boxes of the EU2020 model would be perfectly auditableaccording to the party note.
In the second round, according to the same space, these ballot boxes represented 40.82% of those used.
In this universe, according to the PL’s calculation, President Bolsonaro would have won. The prosecution alleges that there was “irreparable failures” in these models.
News in development.-
Source: Ambito
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