The pre-candidate’s party filed a representation with the Superior Electoral Court (TSE) against President Luiz Inácio da Silva, with the justification that he promoted institutional events throughout this month for personal and political promotion, using public structures and official government communication channels.
The party argues that this fact compromises principles such as administrative impersonality and equal conditions between candidates. According to the caption, the episodes represent the use of public machinery for electoral benefit.
Among the cases mentioned is an event to resume operations at a fertilizer factory in Camaçari (BA), on May 14. According to the document, the presidential speech included comparisons between administrations, criticism of opponents and references of an electoral nature, in addition to transmission through official government channels and institutional dissemination.
Another case cited is the delivery of .The petition maintains that the ceremony was structured in such a way as to reinforce the personal connection of the head of the Executive to the delivery of the properties.
The third example highlighted by Flávio’s pre-campaign involves the sanctioning ceremony of the law that established the .
The party claims that the institutional event was used to criticize opponents and send messages of political mobilization.
The PL uses as an argument a precedent from the TSE itself, which punished former president Jair Bolsonaro for having held a meeting with ambassadors in which he criticized electronic voting machines. Bolsonaro was rendered ineligible by the electoral court.
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