AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBrazil Election & Courts: Brazil’s electoral court set new rules for AI deepfakes in political advertising, ruling that an AI Bolsonaro endorsement shown at a party convention didn’t count as voter-targeted campaign ads, while also tightening definitions for what qualifies as a deepfake in election messaging. Supreme Court Fallout: A fresh Supreme Court crisis is brewing as revelations tied to Justice Alexandre de Moraes and Banco Master owner Daniel Vorcaro raise questions about confidential probes and could reshape the pre-election narrative. Campaign Signals: A Quaest poll shows Lula’s lead over Flávio Bolsonaro shrinking to a technical tie, while the court also allowed Renan Santos to resume his online campaign after campaign-profile compliance issues. Political Finance Scrutiny: A financial intelligence report says payments linked to the Bolsonaro biopic “Dark Horse” continued longer and were larger than previously disclosed, feeding the broader fight over election-era funding. EU Trade Pressure: The EU is set to suspend imports of animal products from Brazil over antimicrobial-control proof gaps, threatening major export revenue. Industrial Policy: Brazil’s Senate approved tax incentives for data centers, and the government published detailed rules for low-carbon hydrogen subsidies and certification.
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