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Não há provas de violação da integridade eleitoral nas legislativas de Israel

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Correio da Manhã
“Não há provas de violação da integridade eleitoral nas legislativas de Israel”

Esclarecimento surge a poucas horas da publicação dos resultados oficiais da votação, que não permitiu obter qualquer maioria.

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Le Figaro
“Israël : la Commission électorale ne relève aucune preuve de fraude aux législatives”

La Commission électorale israélienne a écarté mercredi les accusations de fraude visant les législatives, contestées par le camp de Benyamin Netanyahou, à quelques heures de l’annonce des résultats officiels.

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franceinfo
“La Commission électorale israélienne annonce qu'"aucune irrégularité" n'a été observée lors des élections législatives”

Alors que scrutin du 27 octobre n'a permis de dégager aucune majorité, le camp du Premier ministre Benyamin Nétanyahou avait fait état de soupçons visant les partis arabes.

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RTP Notícias
“Não há provas de violação da integridade eleitoral diz Comissão Eleitoral”

A Comissão Eleitoral israelita anunciou hoje não ter encontrado provas de fraudes que comprometam a integridade das últimas eleições legislativas, cujo resultado foi contestado pelo campo do primeiro-ministro cessante, Benjamin Netanyahu.

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RTP Notícias
“Comissão Eleitoral de Israel conclui que não há provas de violação da integridade”

A Comissão Eleitoral israelita anunciou hoje não ter encontrado provas de fraudes que comprometam a integridade das últimas eleições legislativas, cujo resultado foi contestado pelo campo do primeiro-ministro cessante, Benjamin Netanyahu.

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Dawn
“Israel election commission rejects Netanyahu charges of fraud”

Israeli electoral authorities on Wednesday rejected allegations promoted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of fraud by Arab parties, who could hold the key to removing him from power after a divisive vote. President Isaac Herzog will at noon (1000 GMT) officially receive the results of the October 27 election as he decides whether to give Netanyahu or his rival Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form a government, with neither commanding enough votes alone. The Central Elections Committee…

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