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Brazil electoral court fines Meta, sees no deliberate election bias
The fine came after President Lula's coalition filed a complaint. The court said there was no evidence of intent to influence the election.
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Brazil’s top electoral court ordered Meta to pay a fine of 7.5 million reais (about $1.34 million) for not fully complying with judicial orders during last month’s presidential election. The penalty followed a complaint filed by President Lula’s coalition. The court concluded there was no evidence that Meta intended to influence the election outcome. Meta responded that it will contest the accusations, calling them “false allegations.”
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