Brazilian police seized more than $69,000 in cash and arrested 48 people for alleged election-related crimes.
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During the general election voting day in Brazil, the Federal Police executed multiple actions targeting alleged electoral crimes, resulting in dozens of arrests and the seizure of substantial amounts of cash in both local currency and foreign funds.
Depending on the timing of the reports and updates from authorities, figures released throughout the day varied. Early updates noted at least 48 individuals detained alongside the confiscation of over 363,000 reals and approximately 69,600 US dollars by mid-morning. Later comprehensive updates from the Federal Police indicated the total arrests had risen to at least 169 individuals, with cash seizures reaching nearly 790,000 reals, equivalent to over 134,000 euros.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Highlights early morning totals featuring US dollars and fewer arrests.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (alt)Emphasizes higher final totals in euros and increased arrest numbers.
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