and content, and create a meta description.

tags. We'll translate the text inside. Let's translate step by step. Title: "Brazil Court Freezes R$3.3M in Crypto-Friendly Candidate" - In Ukrainian: "Суд Бразилії заморозив 3,3 млн реалів у кандидата, дружнього до криптовалют" - but we need to keep "R$" as is? We can say "R$3,3 млн" or "3,3 млн бразильських реалів". Since it's a currency, we can keep R$ and translate the number. Actually in Ukrainian, we often use "R$" as is. We'll do: "Суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн у кандидата, дружнього до криптовалют" - but that's a bit awkward. Maybe "Суд Бразилії заморозив 3,3 млн реалів у кандидата, який підтримує криптовалюти" - but we need to keep "Crypto-Friendly" as a term. We can say "прокриптовалютного кандидата" or "кандидата, дружнього до криптовалют". Let's go with "Суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн у прокриптовалютного кандидата" - but that's not exact. Actually the original title is incomplete? It says "Brazil Court Freezes R$3.3M in Crypto-Friendly Candidate" - it might be a headline. We'll translate as: "Суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн у кандидата, дружнього до криптовалют" - but we can also say "Суд Бразилії заморозив 3,3 млн реалів у кандидата, який підтримує криптовалюти" - but we need to keep "Crypto-Friendly" as a term. I'll use "прокриптовалютного" which is a common term. So: "Суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн у прокриптовалютного кандидата" - but that's not exactly "in" - it's "у" meaning "in" but better "у кандидата" means "from candidate" or "in candidate's funds". Actually the original title is a bit off. We'll translate as: "Суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн у кандидата, дружнього до криптовалют" - but that's fine. Now the content. We'll translate the HTML. The content is:

tags. Actually the content is given as a string. We'll translate the text inside the

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tags. Let's break down the content: Lead: "Brazil's top electoral court suspended presidential candidate Renan Santos's digital campaign and froze R$3.3 million (~$640,000) in public funds on August 31. Justice Dias Toffoli barred Santos and running mate Aroldo Medina from debates and ordered 16 campaign social media profiles to stop carrying paid political ads. The ruling landed the same morning The Economist profiled Santos as a possible Milei-style moment for Brazil." Then H2: "The Bitcoin pledge" - paragraph: "Santos made a Bitcoin reserve pledge on August 13 at Blockchain Rio 2026, promising to make Rio de Janeiro 'crypto friendly' and scrap the Tax on Financial Operations (IOF)." Then H2: "What the order does" - paragraph: "The order halts new disbursements from the Special Campaign Financing Fund (FEFC) and bars the ticket from radio, television, and podcast debates. Violations carry a R$50,000 fine per ad or debate appearance. Toffoli also ordered platforms to pull the 16 profiles from recommendation algorithms or pay R$10,000 per hour, per profile. One account with 2.4 million followers kept appearing in suggested-profile feeds alongside other candidates." Then H2: "Santos's response" - paragraph: "Santos called the ruling censorship and said his lawyers would seek an injunction from TSE president Nunes Marques. The candidacy itself wasn't thrown out. Street campaigning continues, and the single website and X account Santos originally registered remain active." Then H2: "What's next" - paragraph: "The Mission Party, formed in 2025, is fielding 57 congressional candidates alongside Santos. Brazilians vote on October 4. Santos's legal team is expected to file for an injunction with Nunes Marques, who could lift or modify the order." We need to translate all that into Ukrainian. We'll keep proper nouns: Renan Santos, Aroldo Medina, Dias Toffoli, Nunes Marques, The Economist, Mission Party, Blockchain Rio, etc. We'll translate the rest. We also need to create a meta description. The original meta description is empty, so we'll create one in Ukrainian. Something like: "Верховний суд Бразилії заморозив R$3,3 млн з кампанії прокриптовалютного кандидата Ренана Сантоса та заборонив йому брати участь у дебатах. Він називає це цензурою." But we need to be concise. Let's translate the content carefully. We'll use Ukrainian terms: "електоральний суд" or "виборчий суд" - but "top electoral court" is "Верховний виборчий суд" or "Вищий виборчий суд" - actually TSE is "Вищий виборчий суд" (Tribunal Superior Eleitoral). We'll say "Вищий виборчий суд Бразилії" or "Верховний виборчий суд". We'll use "Вищий виборчий суд" as it's the official name. We'll translate "digital campaign" as "цифрова кампанія" or "онлайн-кампанія". "froze" - "заморозив". "public funds" - "державні кошти". "running mate" - "кандидат у віце-президенти" or "напарник". "barred from debates" - "заборонив участь у дебатах". "ordered 16 campaign social media profiles to stop carrying paid political ads" - "наказав 16 профілям у соцмережах припинити розміщення платної політичної реклами". "The ruling landed the same morning The Economist profiled Santos as a possible Milei-style moment for Brazil." - "Рішення вийшло того ж ранку, коли The Economist опублікував профіль Сантоса як можливий момент у стилі Мілеї для Бразилії." We'll keep "Milei-style" as "у стилі Мілеї" or "як можливий момент у стилі Мілеї". H2: "The Bitcoin pledge" - "Біткоїн-обіцянка" or "Обіцянка щодо біткоїна". We'll use "Біткоїн-зобов'язання" but better "Обіцянка щодо біткоїна". Actually "pledge" is "обіцянка" or "зобов'язання". We'll use "Обіцянка щодо біткоїна". Paragraph: "Santos made a Bitcoin reserve pledge on August 13 at Blockchain Rio 2026, promising to make Rio de Janeiro 'crypto friendly