Judge Gustavo Amarilla told reporters that he had ordered the “continuation of house arrest in a hotel for Ronaldinho and his brother”. They were jailed exactly a month ago on Monday to await trial on charges of using false passports to enter Paraguay.
The judge’s ruling means the brothers can swap their grim police cell block — which also housed Paraguay’s former soccer federation chief and the ex-speaker of the lower house of parliament — for a plush Colonial-style hotel in central Asuncion. Paraguay’s appeals court last month rejected a request to release Ronaldinho and his brother, meaning the two-time world player of the year spent his 40th birthday behind bars.With Paraguay’s capital in lockdown due to the coronavirus pandemic, the judge communicated his ruling in a phone call to the brothers, with prosecutors and defence lawyers — and TV cameras — present.
However, shortly after their arrival, the brothers were taken into police custody when investigators raided their hotel following the discovery that their passports were fake.
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