In Sao Paulo, Brazil, the fate of former President Jair Bolsonaro lies in the hands of a five-judge panel of the country’s Supreme Court, who will decide whether he and 33 others will stand trial for attempting a coup. The panel, led by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, excludes two justices appointed by Bolsonaro and could become the main judicial body for Bolsonaro’s defense if charges are accepted. Legal experts are divided on whether to keep the trial within the panel or move for a full-court decision. The judges set to decide Bolsonaro’s fate include de Moraes, Lúcia, Zanin, Dino, and Fux, who have varying backgrounds and perspectives on the case.
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India join World Cup qualifiers Iran and Uzbekistan in CAFA Cup | Football News
India have been invited to join next month’s Central Asian football Nations Cup in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan.India has received an invitation to participate in the CAFA Nations Cup next month, alongside Iran and Uzbekistan, with the tournament running from August 29 to September 8. This event marks a thaw in diplomatic ties in the region and comes amid challenges for Indian football, including the absence of a national team coach and uncertainty surrounding the Indian...
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