Eduardo Bolsonaro sentenced to four years in Brazil for lobbying US against his own country
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Le Parisien avec AFP
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Eduardo Bolsonaro, third son of former Brazilian far-right president Jair Bolsonaro, has been sentenced to four years in prison for lobbying US authorities, including Donald Trump, to impose economic sanctions against Brazil. He was convicted of obstructing his father's trial before the Supreme Court, where Jair Bolsonaro was convicted for an attempted coup d'état. Four Supreme Court judges ruled in favor of the sentence.
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