Eduardo Bolsonaro Loses Both Brazil Passports Amid Court Probe

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Brazil’s former lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro, who moved to the US in March to seek White House support to avert his father Jair Bolsonaro’s arrest, has had both Brazilian passports canceled since early this month, officials said.

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Brazil’s former lawmaker Eduardo Bolsonaro, who moved to the US in March seeking White House support to avert the arrest of his father Jair Bolsonaro, has had both of his Brazilian passports canceled at least since the beginning of the month, according to government officials.

Eduardo Bolsonaro Has Both Brazil Passports Canceled in Supreme Court Probe

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