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Candidate for federal deputy is arrested for an electoral crime in Americana (SP)

Luiz Antônio Escobar Martins was caught distributing cards near a polling place in the early hours of this Sunday

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  • Luiz Antônio Escobar Martins, candidate for federal deputy, was detained by the Municipal Guard in Americana (SP) with 70 thousand saints.
  • The incident occurred in the early hours of Sunday near a polling place.
  • The material was seized and the candidate released.

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Why It Matters

Brazilian electoral legislation prohibits the distribution of campaign material (cards) near polling places on election day.

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A candidate for federal deputy was detained by the Municipal Guard of Americana (SP) in the early hours of this Sunday (4) with approximately 70 thousand campaign cards near a polling place.

Luiz Antônio Escobar Martins was approached on Rua Santo Onofre, in the São Manoel neighborhood, during patrol in support of the Electoral Court.

According to the corporation, agents saw him stop a car at around 4:15 am, disembark and throw leaflets on the ground. Two boxes with campaign materials were found in the vehicle. The candidate reportedly informed that he had already distributed cards near polling places in Hortolândia (SP) and that he would repeat the practice in Americana.

He was taken to the police station, where a detailed statement of occurrence was drawn up based on electoral legislation. After providing clarification, he was released. The pamphlets were seized.

What to Watch

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  • Opening of administrative or judicial electoral proceedings against the candidate.

    Likely · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • What legal sanctions will be applied to the candidate?

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This article was originally published by G1.

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