Concerns are rising in Brazil as the presidential race heats up, with accusations of social media censorship targeting President Lula’s campaign. Critics are pointing fingers at Meta, the technology conglomerate, alleging bias in favor of his political rival, Bolsonaro. These accusations center around claims that Meta has suppressed the reach of Lula’s campaign materials and amplified content supporting Bolsonaro. The controversy highlights the significant role social media plays in shaping public opinion during the election in Brazil. This situation raises questions about the fairness and transparency of online political campaigning, and the power of tech companies to influence electoral outcomes in Brazil. Meta has yet to issue a comprehensive response to the allegations, fueling further debate about its responsibilities during the election period in Brazil.