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++SOUNDBITES SEPARATED BY BLACK FRAMES++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Warrenville, Illinois – 4 August 2025

1. Wide of Democrats from Texas House of Representatives who left state to prevent redrawn congressional map

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Robin Kelly - (D) Illinois:

"And I'd like to say welcome to all of my Texas colleagues. We want you to know you are welcomed in Illinois. Stay as long as you want. Whatever we can do to make your stay more comfortable, we want to do that."

3. Pan of Democrats at briefing

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Ana-María Rodríguez Ramos – (D) Texas:

"When families can't afford to buy groceries, when families don't know if they're going to be able to keep their children alive because they can't no longer afford health care, that is what our focus should be. But instead their focusing on pushing these racist radical redistricting map."

++BLACK FRAMES++

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. John Bucy III - (D) Texas:

"At the end of the day, 137 Texans lost their lives. That's an emergency. That demands our action. But instead of holding hearings on flood prevention, Greg Abbott and Donald Trump held eight hearings on redistricting. Not for fairness, not for representation, but to manufacture five more Republican seats in Congress to enable Trump to cling on to power."

++BLACK FRAMES++

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Jasmine Crockett - (D) Texas:

"This governor talks a lot of noise. And I made sure that I put up my warrant from four years ago to make it plain that they talk a lot of noise. But these guys are weak. That's why they're over here trying to bully people. Bullies are always weak. The difference is they expect Democrats to be the nice guys we are. They expect us to take the punch and say thank you. Well I am here to tell you not only are going to punch back, but we about to beat you down. We are going to win."

++BLACK FRAMES++

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi, (D) Illinois:

"Greg Abbott, don't mess with Texas. Don't mess with Texas because the people here represent Texas. You can silence them, you can smear them, you can saddle them with debts and fines, but you cannot intimidate them."

++ENDS ON SOUNDBITE++

STORYLINE:

Texas House Democrats spoke in Illinois on Monday after fleeing Texas state to prevent the Republicans’ redistricting plan.

Texas Democrats on Monday prevented their state’s House of Representatives from moving forward, at least for now, with a redrawn congressional map sought by President Donald Trump to shore up Republicans’ 2026 midterm prospects as his political standing falters.

"These guys are weak," said Rep. Jasmine Crockett at a news briefing in Illinois. "That's why they're over here trying to bully people. Bullies are always weak."

After dozens of Democrats left the state, the Republican-dominated House was unable to establish the quorum of lawmakers required to do business. Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has made threats about removing members who are... [truncated]

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++PART MUTE++

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Fajardo, Puerto Rico - 4 August 2025

1.⁠ ⁠Various aerials of sargassum floating in the water and boats docked

++MUTE++

2.⁠ ⁠Various of boat passing through the sargassum

3.⁠ ⁠SOUNDBI TE (Spanish) Farel Velázquez Cancel, Assistant Secretary for Conservation and Research, Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA):

“The department has mobilized around several points in the eastern area to work with a significant influx of sargassum. At this time, in this case, we haven’t reached the Croabas area (eastern part of the island). The operation we’ll be carrying out here over the next two weeks is collecting sargassum using these two sargassum-type vessels we have behind us.”

4.⁠ ⁠Machinery for cleaning up the sargassum

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Loíza, Puerto Rico - 4 August 2025

5.⁠ ⁠Aerial of sargassum in water flooding a boat ++MUTE++

6.⁠ ⁠Machinery cleaning up the sargassum on the beach

7.⁠ Aerials of machinery cleaning up the sargassum on the beach ++MUTE++

8.⁠ ⁠Various of mechanical shovel loading sargassum onto trucks

STORYLINE:

The Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA) in Puerto Rico has started to remove the sargassum that's threatening the country's eastern coast.

Authorities said that although common in Puerto Rico at this time of year, the large amounts they are seeing this year requires immediate action.

Heavy machinery will be working for weeks to collect the sargassum floating in the water and use conveyors to transport it to shore, where a drying area has been set up.

The brown prickly algae is suffocating shorelines, including Fajardo, located on the eastern coast and a popular tourist destination known for its stunning beaches, marinas, and proximity to bioluminescent bays and nearby islands.

Farel Velázquez Cancel, the Assistant Secretary for Conservation and Research, Puerto Rico Department of Natural and Environmental Resources (DRNA) said that the work to remove the sargassum would concentrate in several points of the eastern coast.

"The operation we’ll be carrying out here over the next two weeks is collecting sargassum using these two sargassum-type vessels we have behind us," he said.

A record amount of sargassum has been observed piling up across the Caribbean and nearby areas since May, according to a new report.

In May this year, the 38 million metric tons of sargassum was the largest amount of algae observed across the Caribbean Sea, the western and eastern Atlantic, and the Gulf of Mexico since scientists began studying the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt in 2011, according to a report published by the University of South Florida’s Optical Oceanography Lab.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Near Nuseirat, Gaza Strip - 4 August 2025

1. Various of hundreds of people walking back from Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid site in Netzarim, some them carrying bags of aid

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hayam al-Nabahein, a Palestinian woman from the Bureij refugee camp:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT3++

"This (The GHF aid hub) is there to die. We don't want this American aid. We want UNRWA (The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) to return to delivering aid to us. We want UNRWA to return to delivering aid to us. Honestly, UNRWA was enough for our household needs, but this is a massacre. Our children come to die, our children return dead, they return carried (killed). For what? For a few chickpeas? For a few peas? Enough, enough. Have mercy on us, have mercy on us, Oh Arab countries. Just as your children are precious to you, our children are also precious to us. My son will be 25, 23, and he will return to me being carried (killed)."

3. Various of hundreds of people walking back from GHF, some carrying aid

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hamid Ramlawi, Man from the Bureij refugee camp:

++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT5++

"I came to collect aid. I returned with a kilo and a half of flour, not enough for eight people. If I distributed it among eight people, each one would get a loaf of bread. We are unable to even bring food for our children. We leave at 5:30 a.m. or 4 a.m. and we get nothing. That's in addition to the martyrs and the wounded."

5. Various of people carrying bags of aid and walking among destruction

STORYLINE:

Witnesses and hospitals said Israeli troops opened fire Monday morning towards crowds of Palestinians trying to reach a food distribution site operated by an Israeli-US-backed group in central Gaza, killing at least eight people.

The gunfire took place in the Netzarim corridor area, in Central Gaza, hundreds of meters (yards) away from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) site, witnesses said.

GHF said there has been nothing at or near their sites on Monday.

The Awda hospital in the nearby Nuseirat refugee camp said at least 50 others were wounded by Israeli fire.

Associated Press footage shows hundreds carrying bags and boxes returning from the site and demanding to reestablish better distribution systems run by the UN.

Hayam al-Nabahein, a Palestinian woman from the Bureig refugee camp in central Gaza, called for the return of the UN-led system.

“We don't want this American aid," she said. "We want UNRWA (The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East) to return to delivering aid to us."

Israel's blockade and military offensive has hindered the delivery of aid by air or land, contributing to the territory's slide toward famine nearly 22 months into the Israel-Hamas war.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Beirut, Lebanon - 4 August 2025

1. Protesters marching behind a fire truck while holding portraits of victims of Beirut port explosion in August 2020

2. Protesters marching and holding portraits of victims

3. People standing on fire truck holding portraits of victims and Lebanese flag waving

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Mireille Khoury, mother of victim Elias Khoury:

++STARTS ON SHOT 1, PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2-3++

"We will continue pursuing this case until justice is served. We will not stop. This crime will not be another crime and just - we just move on, no. Justice will be served in this case and we will continue following up until this happens."

5. Wide of gathering

6. People holding Lebanese flag, with fire truck in background

7. Security standing by as protesters march

8. Protesters gathered

9. Zoom-out from silos affected by the explosion to people gathering

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of people marched through the streets of Beirut to commemorate the anniversary of the port explosion in the Lebanese capital five years ago.

Protesters held up portraits of the victims as they marched.

The crowd gathered in the street outside the port, overlooking the mammoth grain silos that withstood the force of the blast but later partly collapsed after a series of fires.

Mireille Khoury, the mother of victim Elias, said she wants justice: "We will continue pursuing this case until justice is served. We will not stop."

The Aug. 4, 2020 blast in Beirut’s port tore through the Lebanese capital after hundreds of tons of ammonium nitrate detonated in a warehouse.

The gigantic explosion killed at least 218 people, according to an Associated Press count, wounded more than 6,000 others and devastated large swathes of Beirut, causing billions of dollars in damages.

Many family members of the victims pinned their hopes on Judge Tarek Bitar, who was tasked with investigating the explosion.

The maverick judge shook the country’s ruling elite, pursuing top officials, who for years obstructed his investigation.

But five years on, no official has been convicted.

And the widespread rage over the explosion and years of apparent negligence from a web of political, security and judicial officials has faded as Lebanon’s economy further crumbled and conflict rocked the country.

The protesters on Monday held up Lebanese flags and marched next to a fire engine to remember the firefighters who lost their lives in the explosion.

A team of 10 firefighters raced to the Port of Beirut on the day of the explosion to put out the fire raging in Warehouse 12, one a row of warehouses by the water’s edge next to the port’s large grain silo.

The team was at the epicenter when, at around 6:05 p.m., the giant explosion blasted a crater into the port and turned every building around to twisted metal.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Kenscoff, Haiti - 04 August 2025

1. Girl in front of orphanage

2. Police car passing in front of the Saint-Hélène orphanage

3. Farmer Joceline Souffrant packing her belongings

4. SOUNDBITE (Haitian Creole) Joceline Souffrant, farmer:

“We are running when we should be caring for our plantation. We can't do anything during this season. We have to plant beans, but we can't because of the situation. Everyone is running; we can't stay in the area because of the shooting. We can't relax.”

5. Farmer Joceline Souffrant packing her belongings

6. Farmer Sala Désire carrying his belongings

7. SOUNDBITE (Haitian Creole) Sala Désire, farmer:

“There is almost no one left in the neighborhood. We can't work here with worried hearts at all times, you see armed gangs, people coming towards you, telling you to run or stop.”

8. Various of armed police controlling road access

STORYLINE:

Eight people, including an Irish missionary and a 3-year-old child, remain missing after gunmen stormed an orphanage in Haiti.

Sunday's attack was the latest in an area controlled by a powerful collection of armed gangs.

Authorities scrambled to relocate dozens of children and staff from the Saint-Hélène orphanage run by an international charity with offices in Mexico and France.

Among those kidnapped was Gena Heraty, an Irish missionary who has worked in Haiti since 1993 and oversaw the orphanage's special needs program for children and adults. She was assaulted in 2013 when suspects broke into the orphanage and killed her colleague, according to Irish media.

Sunday's kidnapping took place in Kenscoff, a once peaceful and agricultural community, in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. The doors to the orphanage remained closed on Monday as Haiti’s Institute of Social Welfare and Research worked with UNICEF to identify sites where children and employees could be relocated.

Other residents, agricultural workers who should be planting crops, are also preparing to leave, adding to the more than a million people internally displaced in Haiti, according to the International Organization for Migration.

“This season we had to plant beans, but we can't because of the situation, everyone is running, we can't stay in the area because of the shooting,” said farmer Joceline Souffrant.

No one has claimed responsibility for the kidnappings in an area controlled by a gang federation known as “Viv Ansanm.” The U.S. this year designated it as a foreign terrorist organization.

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ARCHIVE: Kigali, Rwanda - 24 February 2022

1. Various of workers sorting through plastic at Rwanda Agroplastic factory

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“Plastic pollution is really driving what we call the triple planetary crisis. It's accelerating climate change, biodiversity loss, and polluting every corner of our planet. This is an international problem and it requires international solutions.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Kigali, Rwanda - 24 February 2022

3. Various of workers sorting through plastic

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“The best possible outcome in Geneva is a strong treaty that includes a standalone provision on reducing plastic production. It sets a global target and includes mandatory globally agreed national contributions to reduce the amount of plastic that is produced to sustainable levels.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Karachi, Pakistan - 6 September 2019

5. Various of plastic waste floating on water

6. Wide of children picking plastic waste from flowing drainage

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"The worst case scenario coming out of Geneva would be a treaty that cuts plastic production outside of the actual agreement, so that you essentially memorialize in international law the right of the fossil fuel industry to produce plastic in perpetuity, poisoning generations to come."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Albany, New York - 17 April, 2024

8. Close of packaged carrots

9. Woman grabbing packaged strawberries

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Park City, Utah – 23 July 2025

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Tracey Campbell, executive vice president, LyondellBasell: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

"If population continues to grow and we stop the production of these key materials - plastics, chemicals or other materials that we're making for society - we're limiting progress for those future generations. So we definitely want a treaty to address pollution but what we don't want to do is prevent future generations from having the benefits that we've enjoyed over the last 30 years."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: New York – 7 January 2025

11. Various of packaged food products on grocery store shelves

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Park City, Utah – 23 July 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Tracey Campbell, executive vice president, LyondellBasell: ++PARTIALLY COVERED++

“We want to be able to provide plastics to future generations, but we also believe we can provide plastics made from recycled plastics by another recycled materials so that we have a future that's different than the last 30 years.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Kigali, Rwanda - 24 February 2022

1. Various of workers sorting through plastic at Rwanda Agroplastic factory

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations:

“Plastic pollution is really driving what we call the triple planetary crisis. It's accelerating climate change, biodiversity loss, and polluting every corner of our planet.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Johannesburg, South Africa - 20 May, 2022

3. Wide of a bulldozer moving mounds of waste

4. Close of a plastic bag

5. Wide of workers sorting through plastic waste

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations:

“The best possible outcome in Geneva, from a Greenpeace perspective, is a strong treaty that includes a standalone provision on reducing plastic production. It sets a global target and includes mandatory globally agreed national contributions to reduce the amount of plastic that is produced to sustainable levels.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Karachi, Pakistan - 6 September 2019

7. Wide of children picking plastic waste from flowing drainage

8. Various of plastic waste floating on water

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Monterey, California – 16 July 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Graham Forbes, head of Greenpeace delegation to the negotiations:

"The worst case scenario coming out of Geneva would be a treaty that cuts plastic production outside of the actual agreement, so that you essentially memorialize in international law the right of the fossil fuel industry to produce plastic in perpetuity, poisoning generations to come."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Kigali, Rwanda - 24 February 2022

10. Various of workers sorting through plastic

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Albany, New York - 17 April, 2024

11. Close of packaged carrots

12. Woman grabbing packaged strawberries

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Park City, Utah – 23 July 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Tracey Campbell, executive vice president, LyondellBasell:

"If population continues to grow, if there are another 2 or 3 billion people over the next 30 years for the next generation and we stop the production of these key materials - plastics, chemicals or other materials that we're making for society-, then the materials that we have get more expensive, the alternatives may not be viable, and really we're limiting progress for those future generations. So we definitely want a treaty to address pollution but what we don't want to do is prevent the next few billion people or future generations from having the benefits that we've enjoyed over the last 30 years."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: New York – 7 January 2025

14. Various of packaged food products on grocery store shelves

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Park City, Utah – 23 July 2025

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Kenscoff, Haiti - 04 August 2025

1. Police car passing in front of the Saint-Hélène orphanage

2. Car entering orphanage

3. Various of people in front of orphanage

4. Farmer Sala Désire carrying his belongings

5. Désire talking

6. SOUNDBITE (Haitian Creole) Sala Désire, farmer:

“There is almost no one left in the neighborhood. We can't work here with worried hearts at all times, you see armed gangs, people coming towards you, telling you to run or stop.”

7. Armed police controlling road access

8. Neighbors gathering their belongings

9. Various of farmer Joceline Souffrant packing her belongings

10. SOUNDBITE (Haitian Creole) Joceline Souffrant, farmer:

“We are running when we should be caring for our plantation. We can't do anything during this season. We have to plant beans, but we can't because of the situation. Everyone is running; we can't stay in the area because of the shooting. We can't relax.”

11. Various of Souffrant and friend packing their belongings to leave

12. Various of armed police controlling road access

13. Farmers working on land

14. Various of agricultural worker carrying flowers

STORYLINE:

Eight people, including an Irish missionary and a 3-year-old child, remain missing after gunmen stormed an orphanage in Haiti.

Sunday's attack was the latest in an area controlled by a powerful collection of armed gangs.

Authorities scrambled to relocate dozens of children and staff from the Saint-Hélène orphanage run by an international charity with offices in Mexico and France.

Among those kidnapped was Gena Heraty, an Irish missionary who has worked in Haiti since 1993 and oversaw the orphanage's special needs program for children and adults. She was assaulted in 2013 when suspects broke into the orphanage and killed her colleague, according to Irish media.

Sunday's kidnapping took place in Kenscoff, a once peaceful and agricultural community, in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area. The doors to the orphanage remained closed on Monday as Haiti’s Institute of Social Welfare and Research worked with UNICEF to identify sites where children and employees could be relocated.

Other residents, agricultural workers who should be planting crops, are also preparing to leave, adding to the more than a million people internally displaced in Haiti, according to the International Organization for Migration.

“This season we had to plant beans, but we can't because of the situation, everyone is running, we can't stay in the area because of the shooting,” said farmer Joceline Souffrant.

No one has claimed responsibility for the kidnappings in an area controlled by a gang federation known as “Viv Ansanm.” The U.S. this year designated it as a foreign terrorist organization.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS

Austin, Texas - 04 August 2025

1. Nadia Lathan on camera

2. Looking up a dome

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadia Lathan, The Associated Press:

"Texas House Democrats did not show up at the legislature today and instead are in New York, Illinois and Massachusetts in order to block Republican lawmakers from passing a new U.S. House map that would help the GOP win more winnable seats in the U. S. Congress ahead of the 2026 election."

4. Exterior capital building

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadia Lathan, The Associated Press:

"Because Texas Democrats didn't show up at 3 p.m. Today, Republican Governor Greg Abbott, as well as other Republican legislatures, have ordered for their arrests, which would be a civil and not a criminal violation."

6. Clock

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadia Lathan, The Associated Press:

"Democratic Governors Kathy Hochul in New York and J.B. Pritzker in Illinois have pledged their support for the Texas Democrats and have said that they would pursue their own redistricting efforts if Texas pushes forward with its plan and California Governor Gavin Newsom has also said the same thing."

8. US and Texas flags

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Nadia Lathan, The Associated Press:

"Redistricting typically only happens once every decade to coincide with the U.S. Census, but Texas Republicans are pushing for a mid-decade redistricting effort at the direction of President Donald Trump, who wants to squeeze out five additional seats from the state in order to help him obtain more seats in the U S. Congress to help push his agenda ahead of the 2026 election. "

10. person in capital building

STORYLINE:

Dozens of Democratic lawmakers have left Texas in an attempt to block the adoption of redrawn U.S. House maps sought by President Donald Trump. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott says he will begin trying to remove the absent lawmakers from office if they do not return.

The Republican-dominated House has also issued civil arrest warrants for absent members. The Texas House was unable Monday to vote on the maps after it fell short of the required quorum due to the Democrats’ absence.

The revolt by Democrats in the state House and Abbott’s threat have ratcheted up a widening fight over congressional maps.

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AGENCY POOL

ARCHIVE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 28 October 2018

1. Far-right presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro registering and casting ballot

POOL

ARCHIVE: Brasília, Brazil - 1 January 2019

2. Bolsonaro receiving the presidential sash from Temer

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Washington DC, United States - 19 March 2019

3. Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil’s President and Donald Trump, United States President, exchange soccer jerseys

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 22 July 2022

4. Bolsonaro supporters at his campaign launch rally

5. Bolsonaro speaking during the rally

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: São João de Meriti, Brazil - 27 October 2022

6. Bolsonaro yelling (UPSOUND) “Brazil above everything. God above everyone” on top of a soundtruck surrounded by supporters during a rally

AGENCY POOL

ARCHIVE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 30 October 2022

7. Bolsonaro voting

ASSOCIATED PRESS

ARCHIVE: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 16 March 2024

8. Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro greeting supporters from the top of a vehicle

9. Bolsonaro talking during his ally’s pre-candidacy for mayor of Rio de Janeiro

STORYLINE:

Brazil’s Supreme Court on Monday ordered the house arrest for former President Jair Bolsonaro, on trial for allegedly leading a coup attempt after losing the 2022 election.

The court's Justice Alexandre de Moraes issued the order, saying in his decision that Bolsonaro had violated the precautionary measures imposed on him by posting content on his son’s social media channels.

Prosecutors accuse Bolsonaro of heading a criminal organization that plotted to overturn the election, including plans to kill President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and a Supreme Court justice.

Monday’s order followed one from the top court last month that ordered Bolsonaro wear an electronic ankle monitor and imposed a curfew on his activities while the proceedings are underway.

The latest decision keeps the far-right leader under ankle monitoring, allows only family members and lawyers to visit him and seizes all mobile phones from his home in Rio de Janeiro.

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