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Published 11:41 17 Oct 2018 BST

He has also been labeled by some as a fascist, and has previously said that he would rather his son die than come out as gay.
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Ronaldinho has recently called upon his social media followers to vote for Bolsonaro for a "for a better Brazil", while Rivaldo has also put his support behind the candidate.
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