This Sunday, Dec. 11, the Argentine consultant who recently spoke before the Brazilian Senate will broadcast a new online event to the world about what many consider electoral fraud in Brazil.
The presentation will take place at different times, depending on each country.
The political consultant Fernando Cerimedo will present the data showing the worrying anomalies in the machines used to vote in Brazil in October.
Millions of people have already confirmed their presence online to attend the live event.
Cerimedo will again present the anomalies found in the results of the last elections in Brazil, as he did a few weeks ago, but this time in more depth and to a broader audience.
The event will take place worldwide and will be followed by millions of people to know what happened in that country, which left the Luiz Lula da Silva as a doubtful winner.
The “World Live” event aims to present this evidence to the Brazilian public and the world in multiple languages.
“They are going to know everything that happened in the Brazilian elections. Fraud and censorship have a whole country in silence”, said Cerimedo.
Adding that “there is no explanation for the Superior Electoral Court to execute the censorship measures it is carrying out with the complicity of Facebook”.
It is worth remembering that the Argentinean political consultant just gave a presentation at the Federal Senate, where he referred to the severe irregularities in the last elections.
A large sector of Brazilian society does not trust the results released by the Superior Electoral Court (TSE), especially for its reluctance to audit the electoral process.
The TSE has been the target of significant criticism and questioning for censoring and restricting the freedom of expression of Brazilian personalities, from journalists to deputies, and several media, including La Derecha Diario, and Fernando Cerimedo himself, who was the victim of the blocking of all his accounts on social networks.
Although all attacks emanating from the TSE, this authority’s censorship and authoritarian policies have a name and surname: Judge Alexandre de Moraes, president of the court.
Moraes was the promoter of censorship and threatened to imprison anyone who questioned or doubted Brazil’s electoral results.
“What is the plan, Mr. Moraes?”
“What are you afraid of not opening the books to show how the process went? What is this cowardice that hides behind censorship?” asked Cerimedo a few days ago, in the middle of the hearing organized by the Transparency, Governance and Fiscalization Commission of the Federal Senate, before a packed room of Brazilian legislators.
World Live can be followed through various platforms, such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch, with a significant time slot set by the different countries.
In Spain, from 10 pm, in the USA at 4 pm and in Brazil and Argentina from 6 pm.
La Derecha Diario will provide complete coverage of the event, from where it will be broadcast uncensored for all who can tune in.
With information from la Derecha Diario