Why did Brazil President Lula file a complaint against Meta? | Explained
This is not the first time where Meta, formerly Facebook, has been accused of election interference.
According to The Hindu, this is not the first time where Meta, formerly Facebook, has been accused of election interference.
This world story centres on Brazil. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Brazil President Lula, Meta and Facebook.
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- Brazil · Americas
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- The Hindu
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- Brazil President Lula, Meta, Facebook
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- World
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