Brazil’s top court rejects Lula release request
By DW
11 July 2019 |
4:29 pm
Brazil's Supreme Court has turned down a request to free jailed ex-President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva following allegations the judge who convicted him was biased. Lula's lawyers say he was denied a fair trial.
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