RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, who is clinging to his political future after testing Brazil's democracy to its limits in last year's election, is back in electoral court for a second day of hearings on Tuesday. If Bolsonaro is found guilty of abusing his power last year for spreading falsehoods to ambassadors about Brazil's electronic voting system, he could be barred from political office until 2030. The federal electoral court (TSE) is unlikely to deliver its verdict on Tuesday, but Benedito Gonçalves, the lead justice on the case, may well cast his vot...
