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Jair Bolsonaro and Brazil's football fight

14 September 2022

5:55 PM

14 September 2022

5:55 PM

Brazil’s football strip is one of the most recognisable garments in sport, perhaps the most potent symbol of Brazil’s sizeable soft power. People who can’t name the country’s capital or president are familiar with the players who made the yellow jersey famous. Names such as Pelé, Sócrates, Ronaldo and Marta are known and loved the world over.

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