Disinformation and censorship risk

And finally, although there are other difficulties in this draft Electoral Code, the risks it poses of censorship, of the stifling of electoral debate, when it criminalizes disinformation.

There is a risk, with measures of this kind, that we will stifle electoral debate, that we will prevent, during elections, having a free and open discussion about our institutions, about the other candidates.

In my view, the risks outweigh the gains resulting from such draconian measures which, under the pretext of curbing disinformation in the electoral process, in practice may imply a curtailment of free debate.

But the answers came with the candidates wanting to play in their own field, in their own turf, or push the wear onto the other, or avoid taking commitments. Patrícia Campos Mello's question was a question of commitment. Do you commit to being stricter? Yes or no?