Soccer: Judge rules Ronaldinho must remain in Paraguayan jail
Judge rules Ronaldinho must remain in Paraguayan jail - Paraguayan Supreme Court, Asuncion, Paraguay - March 7, 2020 Ronaldinho and his brother Roberto de Asis handcuffed and escorted by police at the Supreme Court of Paraguay. REUTERS/Jorge Adorno
Judge rules Ronaldinho must remain in Paraguayan jail - Paraguayan Supreme Court, Asuncion, Paraguay - March 7, 2020 Ronaldinho handcuffed and escorted by police at the Supreme Court of Paraguay. REUTERS/Jorge Adorno
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