Brazil's ex-president Bolsonaro exhausts appeals, will serve 27-year sentence

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has begun serving a 27-year prison sentence following a Supreme Court ruling that rejected his appeals related to his involvement in a coup attempt. This decision comes after he was arrested for tampering with his electronic ankle monitor while under house arrest, an act that raised concerns about his potential flight risk.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has begun serving a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a coup attempt, following a ruling by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes. This decision comes after Bolsonaro was preemptively arrested on Saturday, surprising many who doubted he would face incarceration.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered by the Supreme Court to begin serving a 27-year prison sentence for his involvement in a coup plot, following the exhaustion of his legal appeals. He will start his sentence at a police station in Brasilia, marking a significant moment in Brazil's political landscape.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has begun serving a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a coup attempt following his defeat in the 2022 presidential election. This sentence was imposed after the Supreme Court rejected his appeals, marking a significant legal conclusion to a series of challenges surrounding his actions post-election.

Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered former President Jair Bolsonaro to begin serving a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a coup attempt following his electoral defeat. This decision comes after the court rejected his appeals, marking a significant legal conclusion to a series of challenges surrounding his actions post-election.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been ordered to begin serving a 27-year prison sentence for his role in a coup plot, following the exhaustion of his legal appeals. He will start his sentence in a small bedroom at a police base in Brasília, a significant turn of events after his conviction by the Supreme Court in September.

Brazil has launched operation 'Barricada Zero' in Rio de Janeiro, a significant police crackdown aimed at dismantling drug gangs that have long plagued the region. This operation is part of broader efforts to restore order and safety in areas heavily affected by drug-related violence.

The recent UN climate summit in Brazil concluded with minimal progress, as the US, under Donald Trump's administration, notably did not send representatives, marking a significant departure from 30 years of participation. This has led to the characterization of the US, alongside Russia and Saudi Arabia, as part of an 'axis of obstruction' hindering climate action.