Coverage dated November 9, 2022

Report by Brazil's Military on Election Count Cites no Fraud

Headline from Voice of America

When the defense ministry announced this week that it would present its report on the election, some Bolsonaro supporters rejoiced, anticipating the imminent revelation of a smoking gun. That didn't happen

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Washington Post
Brazil armed forces' report on election finds no fraud (opens Washington Post)
Published Nov 9, 2022
Washington Post's feed description
Brazil’s defense ministry has released a report highlighting flaws in electoral systems and proposing improvements
Los Angeles Times
Report by Brazil's military on presidential election cites no fraud (opens Los Angeles Times)
Published Nov 9, 2022
Los Angeles Times's feed description
Brazil's defense ministry has issued a report that mentions flaws in the country's electoral systems but contains nothing to back up claims of fraud.
The Guardian
Brazil military finds no evidence of election fraud, dashing hopes of Bolsonaro supporters (opens The Guardian)
Published Nov 9, 2022
The Guardian's feed description
Jair Bolsonaro frequently raised doubts about integrity of election in the run-up to his loss to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
Voice of America
Report by Brazil's Military on Election Count Cites no Fraud (opens Voice of America)
Published Nov 9, 2022
Voice of America's feed description
When the defense ministry announced this week that it would present its report on the election, some Bolsonaro supporters rejoiced, anticipating the imminent revelation of a smoking gun. That didn't happen

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