Overview
- The Supreme Court confirmed Jair Bolsonaro’s move from the Federal Police headquarters in Brasília to the Papuda prison complex.
- His new single-use cell, designed for four inmates, offers roughly 54–65 square meters with a private outdoor area, kitchen, double bed, television, and approved exercise equipment.
- Justice Alexandre de Moraes rejected a request for a smart TV, saying any internet connection could enable unlawful communication with the outside world.
- Family and legal appeals for house arrest were denied as the court argued Bolsonaro already received exclusive conditions and said the complaints sought hotel-like treatment.
- Bolsonaro continues serving a 27-year sentence for orchestrating an attempt to overturn the 2022 election, as a medical panel is ordered to evaluate whether he needs transfer to a prison hospital.