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Site offers cryptocurrency in exchange for campaign for Bolsonaro

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Briefings

A Brazilian Justice Electoral Office explicitly prohibited the exchange of cryptocurrencies for political campaigns, as highlighted by lawyer Fernando Neisser. This ruling applies to all candidates and companies, including those supporting Bolsonaro, and was communicated to Lusa on October 8, 2026.

Key points

• The Brazilian Justice Electoral Office (JusTis) prohibits exchanges of cryptocurrencies for political campaigns, a rule explicitly stated by lawyer Fernando Neisser.
• This prohibition applies to all candidates and companies, including those supporting Bolsonaro, and was communicated to Lusa on October 8, 2026.

Context

A Brazilian lawyer and professor of electoral law, Fernando Neisser, stated to Lusa that such exchanges are prohibited by the Justice Electoral Office. This applies to all candidates and companies, including those supporting Bolsonaro, and was communicated to Lusa on October 8, 2026.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from Fernando Neisser regarding the prohibition of cryptocurrency exchanges. No specific dates, amounts, or names of prohibited entities are provided, and the scope of the ban remains undefined.

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