Ahead of Brazil's presidential runoff, both candidates demand rival's disqualification
A few days before Brazil's presidential runoff on Sunday, both candidates have demanded that their opponent be disqualified. The demands relate to accusations of campaign violations on social media.
In Brazil, the South American country, both candidates for head of state have demanded the disqualification of their rival a few days before Sunday's second round of the presidential election. The demands relate to accusations of pre-election campaign violations on social media.
This means both sides are simultaneously trying to get the other candidate removed from the race for the presidency, shortly before the vote that will determine the country's next leader.
The source does not say which authorities will consider these demands, what specific violations are alleged, or who the candidates are. This report will be updated if new information emerges.
