Brazil’s Supreme Court convicted the former president of trying to cling to power after losing the 2022 election, in a plot that included killing his opponent. He could face decades in prison.
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Brazil’s Supreme Court convicted the former president of trying to cling to power after losing the 2022 election, in a plot that included killing his opponent. He could face decades in prison.
By Ana Ionova and Jack Nicas
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Former president faces decades-long jail sentence for seeking to forcibly cling to power after losing 2022 election
The 70-year-old former president is currently under house arrest.
The right-wing former leader could be sentenced to decades in prison after he was convicted by Brazil's Supreme Court.
