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A gay man deported to a different country than his own has gone silent

Summary by LGBTQ Nation
This story was originally published by LOOKOUT, a nonprofit newsroom serving LGBTQ+ communities in the Southwest. Hotel Bamy in Equatorial Guinea is not a prison, but Pietro Graza hasn’t been able to leave for weeks. He has been held captive in the semi-abandoned luxury hotel in Malabo, the former capital city, after being deported from Arizona despite legally seeking protection in the United States against torture in his home country of Brazil.…

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A gay man deported to a different country than his own has gone silent

This story was originally published by LOOKOUT, a nonprofit newsroom serving LGBTQ+ communities in the Southwest. Hotel Bamy in Equatorial Guinea is not a prison, but Pietro Graza hasn’t been able to leave for weeks. He has been held captive in the semi-abandoned luxury hotel in Malabo, the former capital city, after being deported from Arizona despite legally seeking protection in the United States against torture in his home country of Brazil.…

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LGBTQ Nation broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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