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Follow up on the elections in Brazil

The Pirate Party of Brazil (Pirate Party of Brazil (Partido Pirata do Brasil, PIRATAS) has provided us with this follow up on the earlier update following the results of the presidential runoff. Brazil Shines as a Beacon Against Extremism in a Historic Election On October 25, 2026, Workers’ Party candidate Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured 51.6% of the vote, achieving a remarkable electoral victory over his opponent, Flávio Bolsonaro. After finishing second in the first round of the presidential election, Lula faced a challenging path to victory. Historically, no candidate who finished second in the first round had ever gone on to win Brazil’s presidential runoff. His victory therefore …

Updates from the Pirate Party of Brazil

The following are updates from the Pirate Party of Brazil (Pirate Party of Brazil (Partido Pirata do Brasil, PIRATAS) about their presidential runoff, but first they would like to share information about the case of Ola Bini: We have received an update from the Aaron Swartz Institute (IASW), the organization that emerged from the former Pirate Party of Brazil, regarding recent developments involving Ola Bini and the Brazilian presidential election. Ola Bini is a Swedish programmer, security expert, and digital rights activist who has lived and worked in Ecuador. On October 2, he was deported to Sweden. Ecuadorian authorities detained Bini, revoked his visa, and ordered his immediate deportation without …

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