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Bolsonaro family legal developments and STF rulings
Overview
The Supreme Federal Court (STF) continues to manage high-profile legal developments regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro and his family. Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered the arrest of former federal deputy Eduardo Bolsonaro following a conviction for coercion during legal proceedings. Eduardo Bolsonaro, currently in the United States, faces a sentence of four years and two months, the cancellation of his passports, and the loss of his position as a Federal Police clerk.
Regarding Jair Bolsonaro, who is serving a 27-year and three-month sentence under humanitarian house arrest in Brasília, the STF is evaluating the ‘Lei da Dosimetria’ (Dosimetry Law) as an alternative to the criminal review requested by his defense. While his lawyers seek to annul his sentence related to coup attempts, Law No. 15.402 establishes new criteria for sentence reduction. Defense estimates suggest this law could reduce Bolsonaro’s term by between two years and five months to three years. The law’s constitutionality is being challenged, but Prosecutor General Paulo Gonet Branco has argued against suspending its effectiveness.
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has faced fluctuating visitation rights. After a 90-day ban expired, he resumed visits to his father; however, following the recent presidential election, Justice Moraes ordered Flávio to surrender his passports and prohibited him from leaving Brazil. Flávio has characterized these measures as political persecution.
Additionally, the STF is managing various related matters, including the revocation of former PRF Director Silvinei Vasques's retirement and ongoing investigations into the financing of the documentary ‘Dark Horse’.
Entities
Jair Bolsonaro · Supreme Federal Court · Alexandre de Moraes · Flávio Bolsonaro · Augusto Heleno
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"The ruling prohibits Jair Bolsonaro from receiving visits in his home‑detention cell for 30 days."
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"The ban lasted 90 days."
The duration of the ban is stated as either 90 days or 30 days.
- [DISPUTED] The ban lasted 90 days.
- [DISPUTED] The ruling prohibits Jair Bolsonaro from receiving visits in his home‑detention cell for 30 days.
- [● 32 SOURCES] Bolsonaro was sentenced to 27 years and 3 months in prison regarding a coup attempt case.
- [● 31 SOURCES] Eduardo Bolsonaro was convicted of coercion against the Justice system.
- [● 31 SOURCES] Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to surrender his passports. radiomhumahuaca.com.ar · www.lanacion.com.ar · www.metro1.com.br · brasilemfolhas.com.br · pbvale.com.br · +26 more
- [● 31 SOURCES] The Federal Police notified the senator while he was leaving a visit to his father in Brasília. radiomhumahuaca.com.ar · www.lanacion.com.ar · www.metro1.com.br · pbvale.com.br · www.cnnbrasil.com.br · +26 more
- [● 29 SOURCES] Bolsonaro's lawyers withdrew a request to suspend his prison sentence.
- [● 29 SOURCES] Eduardo Bolsonaro acted in the U.S. to coordinate sanctions against Brazilian authorities.
- [● 29 SOURCES] Justice Alexandre de Moraes authorized the resumption of visits.
- [● 28 SOURCES] The defense argues the case should have been judged by the full Supreme Court plenary rather than the First Chamber.
- [● 28 SOURCES] Justice Moraes ordered the cancellation of all Brazilian passports issued in Eduardo Bolsonaro's name.
- [● 28 SOURCES] Flávio Bolsonaro is prohibited from leaving Brazil. radiomhumahuaca.com.ar · www.lanacion.com.ar · www.metro1.com.br · brasilemfolhas.com.br · pbvale.com.br · +23 more
Timeline
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Flávio Bolsonaro prohibited from leaving Brazil and ordered to surrender passports
Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro has been prohibited from leaving the country and ordered to surrender his passports by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes amid money laundering investigations.
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[POLITICS] 121 sourcesFlávio Bolsonaro visits father as Brazil election intensifies
Flávio Bolsonaro resumes visits to his father, Jair Bolsonaro, amid leading polls and shifting stances on labor laws, while Lula's campaign challenges Meta's AI for alleged electoral bias.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court evaluates law to potentially reduce Bolsonaro's sentence
Brazil's Supreme Court is evaluating the Dosimetry Law as a way to potentially reduce Jair Bolsonaro's sentence for crimes against the Democratic Rule of Law without annulling his conviction.
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[POLITICS] 85 sourcesEduardo Bolsonaro ordered arrested and passports canceled by Brazilian Supreme Court
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the arrest of Eduardo Bolsonaro and the cancellation of his passports following a conviction for coercion related to efforts to trigger U.S. sanctions
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[POLITICS] 55 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court manages Bolsonaro review and death threats
Brazilian judicial authorities are managing Bolsonaro's criminal review delays, TSE orders to remove misleading campaign videos, and reports of death threats against Supreme Court ministers.
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[POLITICS] 83 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's visitation restrictions may be lifted following favorable PGR opinion
Brazil's Prosecutor General has recommended lifting visitation restrictions for Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to visit his father, Jair Bolsonaro, who is currently under house arrest.
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[POLITICS] 18 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's defense seeks to annul coup conviction via STF
Jair Bolsonaro's defense has filed a new criminal review with Brazil's Supreme Court, seeking to annul his 27-year sentence by citing digital evidence irregularities and procedural flaws.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's defense seeks release and criminal review
Jair Bolsonaro's defense has requested a criminal review and release from the STF, citing legal contradictions, while attorney Marcelo Bessa has left the legal team following internal strategic disagreements.
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[POLITICS] 66 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's defense withdraws request to suspend prison sentence
Jair Bolsonaro's defense has withdrawn a request to suspend his 27-year prison sentence while maintaining a criminal review. The Ávila de Bessa law firm is leaving the case following a strategy reassessment.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil: Legal developments for Jair Bolsonaro and Filipe Martins
Minister Alexandre de Moraes authorized blood collection at Jair Bolsonaro's home during house arrest, while former aide Filipe Martins faces isolation and lack of work opportunities in custody.
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[POLITICS] 7 sourcesAlexandre de Moraes upholds Eduardo Bolsonaro conviction and sets Jair Bolsonaro visitation rules
Justice Alexandre de Moraes upheld Eduardo Bolsonaro's prison sentence and set restricted visitation rules for Jair Bolsonaro's family, a move criticized by Michelle Bolsonaro as a campaign hindrance.
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court majority rejects Bolsonaro release petition
Brazil's Supreme Court has formed a majority to deny a habeas corpus petition for Jair Bolsonaro, which was filed by a third party without the authorization of his legal defense team.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesSupreme Court justices vote against Jair Bolsonaro's release
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court justices Zanin and Lúcia have voted against a habeas corpus petition seeking the release of former President Jair Bolsonaro.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil combats disinformation and coup attempts following 2022 election
Brazil’s Supreme Electoral Court has barred Jair Bolsonaro from office for eight years, while new accounts reveal how military leaders blocked a draft decree intended to invalidate the 2022 election results.
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[POLITICS] 14 sourcesJair Bolsonaro trial resumes in Brazil's Supreme Court
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has resumed the trial of Jair Bolsonaro and seven allies regarding an attempted coup d'état, with hearings expected to conclude on June 2.
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[POLITICS] 9 sourcesAlexandre de Moraes issues rulings regarding Bolsonaro family and legal proceedings
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes authorized visits for the Bolsonaro family to see Filipe Martins and permitted a private tutor for Jair Bolsonaro's daughter during his house arrest.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJair Bolsonaro’s defense files requests with Supreme Court regarding weapons and home schooling
Jair Bolsonaro’s legal team has petitioned the Supreme Federal Court regarding the destination of seized firearms and requested permission for private tutors to visit his residence during house arrest.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil: Jair Bolsonaro barred from voting in 2026 elections
Jair Bolsonaro is barred from voting in Brazil's October 2026 elections following a Supreme Federal Court conviction for a coup plot, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court allows restricted visits for Jair Bolsonaro
Brazil's Supreme Court has allowed Jair Bolsonaro to receive visits from his sons Carlos and Jair Renan during his house arrest, while maintaining a 90-day ban on visits from Senator Flávio Bolsonaro.
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[POLITICS] 66 sourcesBrazil: Moraes restores Bolsonaro's family visits and revokes Silvinei Vasques's retirement
Justice Alexandre de Moraes authorized visits for Jair Bolsonaro's sons while maintaining a ban on Flávio Bolsonaro. He also revoked the retirement of former PRF director Silvinei Vasques following his coup-con
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesSupreme Federal Court resumes Bolsonaro coup attempt trial
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court has resumed hearings in the trial of Jair Bolsonaro and seven allies regarding an alleged attempted coup following the 2022 elections.
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[POLITICS] 7 sourcesBrazil's Supreme Court resumes Jair Bolsonaro coup attempt trial
Brazil's Supreme Court resumes the coup attempt trial involving Jair Bolsonaro, while former Air Force Commander Baptista Junior claims the Army would not support the 2022 coup plan.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil's STF resumes Bolsonaro coup attempt trial
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court has resumed hearings in the trial of Jair Bolsonaro and seven allies regarding an alleged coup attempt following the 2022 elections.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil's Supreme Court resumes Bolsonaro coup attempt trial
Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has resumed hearings regarding former President Jair Bolsonaro and seven allies accused of attempting a coup d'état following the 2022 elections.
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[POLITICS] 48 sourcesAlexandre de Moraes denies Father's Day visit request for Jair Bolsonaro
Justice Alexandre de Moraes denied a request for Jair Bolsonaro's children to visit him on Father's Day, maintaining a 30-day ban on visitors following a violation of social media restrictions.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings on Bolsonaro coup attempt case
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed hearings on the Bolsonaro coup case, hearing defense witnesses including General Carlos Penteado and former health minister Marcelo Queiroga; hearings end 2 June with a verdict预计在
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[POLITICS] 54 sourcesBolsonaro seeks STF permission to receive sons for Father's Day amid visitation ban
Bolsonaro asks the STF to allow his sons to visit on Father’s Day despite a 30‑day ban on visits imposed by Minister Moraes.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings on Bolsonaro coup case
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed hearings on the Bolsonaro coup trial, hearing defense witnesses like Augusto Heleno and Marcelo Queiroga, with further testimonies scheduled and a verdict expected by September‑O
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[POLITICS] 28 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court dismisses Moraes family's lawsuit against Senator Vieira
Brazilian courts dismissed the moral‑damage lawsuit filed by Alexandre de Moraes’ family against Senator Alessandro Vieira, ruling his statements were protected by parliamentary immunity and did not link the PM
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesSpeculation mounts on possible impeachment of Brazil's Supreme Court minister Alexandre de Moraes
Brazilian commentators speculate that right‑wing gains in the Senate could enable an impeachment of Supreme Court minister Alexandre de Moraes, amid heightened tensions with President Bolsonaro.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court Resumes Bolsonaro Coup Trial
Brazil’s Supreme Court resumed the Bolsonaro coup‑attempt trial, hearing defense witnesses and scheduling final arguments, with a verdict expected by September‑October.
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings in Bolsonaro coup trial
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed Bolsonaro coup trial hearings on 26 July, with defense witnesses including General Carlos Penteado and Marcelo Queiroga; hearings end 2 June, judgment expected Sep‑Oct 2024.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings on Bolsonaro coup attempt case
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed the trial of former President Jair Bolsonaro and seven allies over an alleged coup attempt, hearing defense witnesses such as General Carlos Penteado and ex‑Health Minister Marc e
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[POLITICS] 95 sourcesJair Bolsonaro appeals court ban on political visits during house arrest
Jair Bolsonaro appealed the STF's ban on political‑electoral visits and manifestos during his house arrest, arguing it exceeds his sentence and breaches constitutional free speech. The ban stays until the Oct ‑
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesAlexandre Frota calls Jair Bolsonaro live on podcast, sparking tension
Alexandre Frota called house‑arrested Jair Bolsonaro live on a podcast, prompting a tense exchange as Bolsonaro’s legal restrictions remain under Supreme Court appeal.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court Resumes Bolsonaro Coup Trial Hearings
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed the trial of Jair Bolsonaro and co‑defendants on June 26, hearing defense witnesses tied to an alleged 2022 coup, with hearings set to finish June 2 and a verdict expected later
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[POLITICS] 44 sourcesBolsonaro appeals to Brazil Supreme Court to lift visit ban on son Flávio
Bolsonaro, under house arrest, appealed to the STF to overturn a 90‑day ban on son Flávio’s visits, arguing lawyer‑client rights; a request for President Milei to visit was also denied.
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[POLITICS] 9 sourcesBrazil's ex-president Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest tightened with new 30‑day visit ban
Brazil’s STF kept Bolsonaro under house arrest, adding a 30‑day visit ban and a prohibition on political contacts until 2026; the PGR urged the regime stay, citing health reasons and proportionality.
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[POLITICS] 117 sourcesArgentina's Milei denied visit to Brazil's ex‑president Bolsonaro
Brazilian justice Alexandre de Moraes denied Argentine President Javier Milei’s request to visit ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro, who is under 30‑day house‑arrest restrictions after violating his confinement terms.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesJair Bolsonaro completes one year of social media ban in Brazil
Brazil’s Supreme Court judge Alexandre de Moraes’ 2025 order banning former President Jair Bolsonaro from all social media, directly or via others, has now lasted a year, curbing his digital influence after his
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[POLITICS] 11 sourcesBrazil's TSE signs pact with tech giants to curb disinformation
Brazil's electoral court signed a July 2026 pact with major tech platforms and AI firms to combat election disinformation, imposing AI‑content bans and labeling rules ahead of the October vote.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil electoral poll oversight sparks calls for investigation
Poll discrepancies in Goiás and a suspended AtlasIntel survey have led Brazil’s authorities to call for tighter oversight and a proposed accuracy seal for electoral polls.
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[POLITICS] 191 sourcesJair Bolsonaro barred from political visits as judge tightens restrictions
Judge Alexandre de Moraes tightened Jair Bolsonaro’s home‑detention rules, banning all visits for 30 days, forbidding political contact until after the October elections, and rejecting Argentine President Milei
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[POLITICS] 52 sourcesJair Bolsonaro’s Defense Says He Did Not Know Son Published Support Letter
Bolsonaro’s lawyers told the STF he never knew his son would post a support letter, arguing no prior consent and compliance with house‑arrest rules; the court will review possible violations and a deposition‑de
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[POLITICS] 136 sourcesBrazil's TSE signs tech pact and tightens poll standards for 2026 election
Brazil's TSE partners with major tech firms to curb election disinformation, tightens AI rules, proposes a poll accuracy seal, and faces party challenges over AtlasIntel research.
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[POLITICS] 192 sourcesJustice Alexandre de Moraes suspends Flavio Bolsonaro's visits to father Jair Bolsonaro
Justice Alexandre de Moraes banned Senator Flavio Bolsonaro from visiting father Jair Bolsonaro for 90 days after a letter support was broadcast, sparking legal appeals and OAB’s petition on attorney‑client‑pry
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings on ex-president Jair Bolsonaro coup trial
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed June hearings on the coup trial of ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro and allies, hearing defense witnesses for General Augusto Heleno and others; final judgment expected September‑Oct 4
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[POLITICS] 8 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's medical side effects and seized shotgun amid house arrest
Bolsonaro's medical reports show mild medication side effects but stable health; he remains under house arrest, and a shotgun linked to him was seized in a July 8 police raid.
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[POLITICS] 8 sourcesBrazil’s ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro’s last firearm seized – shotgun painted with national flag
Brazil’s Federal Police seized the last weapon linked to ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro – a shotgun painted with the national flag – completing the STF‑ordered recovery of ten firearms.
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[POLITICS] 35 sourcesJair Bolsonaro names Flávio Bolsonaro as spokesperson in hand‑written letter, calls for unity of right‑wing allies
Jair Bolsonaro's handwritten letter appoints son Flávio as his spokesperson and 2026 pre‑candidate, urging unity of right‑wing allies; the move sparks a family rift, draws criticism from other conservatives and
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[POLITICS] 64 sourcesBrazil's Minister Moraes suspends Flávio Bolsonaro's visits to jailed father
Brazil’s Justice Minister Alexandre de Moraes suspended Flávio Bolsonaro’s visits to jailed father Jair Bolsonaro for 90 days after a socially‑posted letter breached house‑arrest restrictions and may constitute
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[POLITICS] 6 sourcesEduardo Bolsonaro attacks Zé Trovão over 'coward' comment on ex‑president
Eduardo Bolsonaro slams Zé Trovão after the deputy labeled Jair Bolsonaro a “coward,” sparking a public feud that highlights divisions within the Bolsonaro family and could affect their electoral prospects.
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[POLITICS] 9 sourcesFlávio Bolsonaro’s pre‑campaign hit by family strategy and party infighting in Brazil
Flávio Bolsonaro’s pre‑campaign faces a family‑driven communication plan, internal party criticism, scandals involving Daniel Vorcaro and Valdemar Costa Neto, and a supportive letter from Jair Bolsonaro, all er
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's Health Linked to House Arrest by PL Leader Valdemar Costa Neto
PL leader Valdemar Costa Neto claimed Jair Bolsonaro would instantly recover if freed from house arrest, linking his health to legal status amid a police weapons search at Bolsonaro’s home.
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[POLITICS] 27 sourcesJair Bolsonaro’s registered firearms seized after federal search finds none at his home
Federal police found no guns at Jair Bolsonaro’s home but seized his last registered shotgun in Rio Grande do Sul, completing the intake of all ten weapons linked to the ex‑president.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes trial of former President Bolsonaro over alleged coup
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed hearings on the Bolsonaro coup case, hearing defense witnesses linked to General Heleno; the trial may conclude with a verdict between September and October.
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[POLITICS] 92 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's guns partly delivered to Federal Police; search finds none
Six of eight firearms registered to ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro were handed to the Federal Police; two missing weapons – a Glock pistol and a shotgun – were claimed by his lawyers to be elsewhere, and a PF home
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil extends Jair Bolsonaro's home arrest amid health improvement
Brazil's Supreme Court judge extended Jair Bolsonaro's home arrest, citing health improvement, while ordering seizure of his firearms amid his 27‑year sentence for a coup attempt.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court prolongs Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest with no end date
Brazil's Supreme Court extended Jair Bolsonaro's house arrest, imposed weapon restrictions, and set no fixed end date.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil's former President Jair Bolsonaro to stay under house arrest
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered former President Jair Bolsonaro to remain under house arrest on health grounds, extending his 27‑year sentence for a coup plot after a prosecutor’s recommendation and a recent gun
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court moves to revoke Bolsonaro's gun permits amid wider investigation
Brazil’s top court revoked Jair Bolsonaro’s gun permits and ordered weapon surrender, while the prosecutor seeks a police probe of digital messages involving his former aide’s plea deal.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil's Supreme Court extends humanitarian house arrest for former President Jair Bolsonaro
Brazil's Supreme Court kept former President Jair Bolsonaro under humanitarian house arrest, citing health issues and maintaining restrictions including a monitoring anklet and a 48‑hour firearms surrender.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBolsonaro's defense urges STF to keep house arrest
Bolsonaro's lawyers petition the STF to extend his house arrest, citing no serious offence in a seized firearm case, a supportive PGR opinion, and his health condition.
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[POLITICS] 96 sourcesBrazil's Supreme Court extends Bolsonaro's home detention and orders seizure of his firearms
Brazil's Supreme Court kept Jair Bolsonaro in home detention for health reasons and ordered the seizure of ten of his guns, cancelling his firearm permits.
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[POLITICS] 52 sourcesJair Bolsonaro to Remain Under House Arrest as PGR Defends Status Amid Weapon Probe
Brazil’s PGR backs keeping ex‑President Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest after a police probe found his firearm legal but deemed his custody incompatible with gun ownership.
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[POLITICS] 31 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court postpones labor case, reviews Bolsonaro house arrest and archives Jan 8 incitement probes
Brazil's Supreme Court delayed the “uberisation” labor case and Dosimetry law, archived Jan 8 incitement probes of two PL lawmakers, and will rule on extending ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro’s house arrest amid a
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's lawyers argue to keep house arrest despite gun seizure
Bolsonaro's lawyers ask Brazil's Supreme Court to reject a grave‑offense claim over a seized gun and keep his house arrest; minister Moraes will decide after a PGR‑requested inquiry.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJair Bolsonaro experiences controlled high blood pressure spikes during home detention
Jair Bolsonaro, under humanitarian house arrest, had moderate high‑blood‑pressure spikes this week, controlled with extra medication; doctors note lingering pneumonia effects and side‑effects like sleepiness.
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[POLITICS] 27 sourcesBolsonaro family grapples with weapon scandal and internal rift
Jair Bolsonaro seeks to keep his house arrest despite a seized gun, while his family’s internal clash—Michelle versus Flávio Bolsonaro—intensifies ahead of the 2026 elections.
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[POLITICS] 20 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's ankle‑monitor signal loss triggers police inspection
Bolsonaro’s house‑arrest ankle monitor lost GPS signal on 19 June; police restored it after inspection, finding the device intact.
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[POLITICS] 40 sourcesBolsonaro's house arrest renewal pending as PGR says weapon seizure not a grave offense
PGR says Bolsonaro's seized weapon does not yet prove a grave breach; Minister Moraes will decide on extending the former president's house arrest after the 90‑day term ends.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesJair Bolsonaro May Undergo Ninth Surgery to Treat Hiccups
Jair Bolsonaro may have a ninth surgery to curb hiccups linked to his 2018 stabbing; he is under house arrest and needs court approval to travel for treatment.
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[POLITICS] 69 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's pistol seizure triggers review of his house arrest
A Glock pistol registered to Jair Bolsonaro was seized in a DF traffic blitz; he testified he kept it for security, prompting Minister Alexandre de Moraes to deem it a possible grave fault and order a PGR view,
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJair Bolsonaro seeks legal extensions on firearm testimony and house arrest
Jair Bolsonaro's lawyers asked the STF for unlimited pre‑testimony meetings on a seized gun case and to extend his humanitarian house arrest due to ongoing health issues.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes trial of ex-President Jair Bolsonaro over alleged coup attempt
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed the Bolsonaro coup‑trial on June 26, hearing defense witnesses and planning to hear the former president before the June 2 deadline; the case is slated for a September‑October rul
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazilian Supreme Court ministers skip World Cup travel over US visa fears
Brazilian Supreme Court judges are skipping World Cup travel to the US over uncertainty about visa bans stemming from the Magnitsky law.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes Bolsonaro coup trial
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed the Bolsonaro coup trial on June 26, hearing defense witnesses like ex‑Health Minister Queiroga and General Penteado, with a judgment expected by September‑October 2024.
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[POLITICS] 130 sourcesBolsonaro family faces multiple investigations and court actions
Jair Bolsonaro’s house‑arrest interview, Flávio Bolsonaro’s campaign moves and secret‑funded US trip, Jaques Wagner’s PF search, and a probe into ex‑banker Daniel Vorcaro’s political influence converge in a fl…
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court Sentences Eduardo Bolsonaro to Four Years in Prison
Brazil's Supreme Court sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to over four years in prison for attempted coercion, making him ineligible for office for eight years and marking a key legal blow in the political fallout of
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[POLITICS] 10 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's house arrest ends Thursday as STF reviews health and pistol case
Bolsonaro's 90‑day house arrest ends June 25; STF will decide on extension while his health improves and a seized Glock pistol, linked to a security agent, is investigated.
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[POLITICS] 5 sourcesBrazil's judiciary sees major reforms and high‑profile disputes
Brazil's courts face reforms: a deputy demands clarity on a judge's promotion, the STF upholds a ruling against the indigenous “marco temporal”, leadership changes could affect the Master case, and the CNJ bans
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil debates raising retirement age as pension system faces demographic pressure
Brazil has no law setting retirement at 70; current ages are 62 for women and 65 for men. Demographic shifts drive debate over raising the age, while public‑sector complementary pensions like PrevNordeste have,
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court resumes hearings on Bolsonaro coup case
Brazil's Supreme Court resumed hearings on Bolsonaro's alleged coup, hearing defense witnesses like Gen. Carlos Penteado and ex‑minister Marcelo Queiroga; trial expected Sep‑Oct 2024.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court to set temporary salary caps for judges in June
Brazil's Supreme Court will set temporary salary caps for judges by June, aiming to limit extra pay, while TCU chief Vital do Rêgo calls for cutting a 60‑day vacation perk for ministers.
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[POLITICS] 20 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's health improves as Brazil weighs prison domicile status and weapon testimony
Medical reports show Jair Bolsonaro’s health improving, while PT lawmaker seeks to end his house arrest; Justice Minister Alexandre de Moraes has ordered an in‑person testimony on a seized Glock, with the 90‑d
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil's Prosecutor General Opposes Suspension of Sentencing Reduction Law for Jan 8 Coup Cases
Brazil’s PGR has petitioned the Supreme Court to reject the suspension of the Law of Dosimetry, which reduces sentences for those convicted of the Jan 8 coup, including Jair Bolsonaro.
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[POLITICS] 7 sourcesUS Labels Eduardo Bolsonaro Conviction in Brazil a Case of ‘Persecution’
Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to over four years for coercion; the US called the verdict ‘persecution’, Trump commented at the G7, and Lula told Trump not to meddle in Brazil’s elections.
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[POLITICS] 35 sourcesJair Bolsonaro to testify in weapon‑seizure probe
Justice Alexandre de Moraes approved former President Jair Bolsonaro’s in‑person testimony on 23 June about a seized Glock found with his security guard; the gun was confiscated on 15 June in a Taguatinga blitz
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[POLITICS] 13 sourcesBrazil Prosecutor General opposes suspending Jan 8 sentence‑reduction law
Brazil’s Prosecutor General asked the Supreme Court to keep the Jan 8 sentence‑reduction law, saying it’s constitutional and does not single out individuals, including former president Bolsonaro.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court removes age minimum for special retirement benefits
Brazil's Supreme Court eliminated the age floor for special retirement, keeping only the required years of hazardous work (15‑25 depending on risk). The move, aimed at protecting workers, coincides with a June
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil worries US may reject extradition of Eduardo Bolsonaro
Brazil’s government and Supreme Court fear political damage if the U.S. rejects extraditing former congressman Eduardo Bolsonaro, sentenced for coercion, as treaty rules likely classify the case as political.
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[POLITICS] 3 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court Sentences Eduardo Bolsonaro, He Urges Trump to Reinstate Sanctions
Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced Eduardo Bolsonaro to over four years in prison for judge‑coercion and sanction‑coordination, and he appealed to Donald Trump to reinstate U.S. sanctions on Justice Minister Alex
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[POLITICS] 13 sourcesJair Bolsonaro to give in‑person testimony on seized pistol
Brazil's Supreme Court minister Alexandre de Moraes ordered ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro to appear in person at his home on June 23 to testify about a Glock pistol seized during a police blitz, amid a probe into
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesJair Bolsonaro's seized firearm jeopardizes extension of his house arrest
A pistol linked to Jair Bolsonaro was seized in Brasília, prompting a court review of his house‑arrest extension and a scheduled video hearing.
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[POLITICS] 4 sourcesBrazil's Prosecutor General Rejects Bolsonaro Conviction Review
Brazil's Prosecutor General opposes Bolsonaro's request to review his 27‑year coup conviction, saying no new evidence exists; the case stays with the STF.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesEduardo Bolsonaro convicted; US calls ruling political persecution
Eduardo Bolsonaro was sentenced for coercion, prompting the US State Department to label the ruling persecution and call for political solutions.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesEduardo Bolsonaro convicted of coercion by Brazil Supreme Court
Brazil's Supreme Court convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro of coercion linked to the 2022 coup attempt, prompting a shift in Flávio Bolsonaro's campaign toward a more confrontational stance.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil's DPU Seeks Acquittal for Eduardo Bolsonaro at Supreme Court
Brazil's DPU asks the Supreme Court to acquit Eduardo Bolsonaro of alleged coercion to spur U.S. tariffs, arguing he lacked decision‑making power and citing procedural flaws.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil's Supreme Court orders Bolsonaro to explain seized firearm
Brazil's Supreme Court gave Bolsonaro 24 hours to explain a seized Glock pistol from a police blitz, questioning his house‑arrest compliance and weapon possession.
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[POLITICS] 2 sourcesBrazil Supreme Court gives Bolsonaro 24 hours to explain seized firearm
Brazil's Supreme Court gave ex‑president Jair Bolsonaro 24 hours to explain a seized 9mm Glock taken during a Taguatinga traffic stop, questioning police compliance with his home‑arrest security checks.
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