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So as we saw during the World Cup, the shirt worn by the Brazilian national team has long been a joyous symbol of unity for what Pelle called the beautiful game.

Last week, though, thousands of supporters of former right-wing President Jar Boltonaro wore the jersey

as they stormed Congress, the Supreme Court, and surrounded the presidential palace

in the capital. So why did and how did Brazil's far right kidnap the most famous

shirt in football? I'm Mark Chapman. This is the Athletic Football podcast.

Brazil was the first nation to win three World Cups.

Many soccer fans think Brazil should always be in the finals.

The vibrant fans, the mystical globe on the Brazilian flag,

and players in blue and yellow racing up and down the field.

Happy football.

There, he appears the Klebpperson He now He's parted by the left by the Velvice He got to him Hebermson, he was Hevaldo, He was Ronaldio To the Right to Bate! Go! Brazil! Brazil Brazil! Oh, I, oh, I Brazil. Great unifier of an entire nation, Brazil's iconic yellow jersey has become a polarizing symbol across the country.

Supporters of President Jaiy Bolsonaro wear it in rallies and protests to show political allegiance.

Now, the fallout from Brazil's deeply polarizing presidential election is being felt

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