TSE confirms the downfall of fake news about Flávio and Nossa Senhora
Graduated in journalism from Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, he is an editor in Brasília. At Oeste, he worked as a special reporter, assistant editor, and writer. He began his career at Veja magazine, in Augusto Nunes' column. He covers politics, the Judiciary, and World Affairs.
TL;DR
- The TSE decided to allow a publication by comedian Antonio Tabet concerning Nossa Senhora Aparecida.
- The court maintained the removal of posts falsely claiming Flávio Bolsonaro intended to strip Nossa Senhora Aparecida of her title as Patroness of Brazil.
- The decision, a 6-1 vote, differentiated Tabet's ambiguous, humorous content from factual fake news targeting the senator.
- The rapporteur, André Mendonça, adjusted his vote to allow Tabet's publication due to its ambiguity.
- The TSE preserved Tabet's post while enforcing the removal of demonstrably false content about Flávio Bolsonaro's stance.