Overview
- The band said Friday the Bruno e Trio 2.0 tour was canceled on legal advice with no new dates, and the opener had been set for Breves on Marajó Island.
- A second-instance panel of Pará's state court unanimously upheld his conviction and set a 32-year sentence in an initial closed prison regime.
- Prosecutors said the abuse happened from 2007 to 2011, when his daughters were about 5 and 9 years old.
- The presiding judge said the victims gave steady accounts backed by their mother, grandmother and an uncle, and a forensic exam confirmed material evidence.
- Mafra denies the charges, remains free, and his lawyers plan to appeal while alleging due-process flaws and a breach of court secrecy.