RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro called Wednesday to reject Nazi ideology. A day earlier, prosecutors announced they were opening investigations into a possible crime of apologizing for Nazism by federal deputy Kim Kataguiri and an Internet moderator.
"Nazi ideology must be unreservedly and permanently rejected, without reservations that allow it to flourish, just like any totalitarian ideology that threatens the fundamental rights of peoples and individuals, such as the right to life and liberty," the president wrote at the beginning of a lengthy message on his Twitter account.
Bolsonaro added that the fact that an ideology such . . .
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