Flávio Bolsonaro Reportedly Crosses Into Argentina After Brazil Election Loss, but Flight to U.S. Remains Unconfirmed
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Brazil’s Flavio Bolsonaro reportedly leaves for US after election defeat; questions remain over his whereabouts
A senior Brazilian Federal Police official reportedly said Bolsonaro had not exited the country through any regular migration point, leaving the circumstances surrounding his reported departure unclear.
Flávio Bolsonaro Reportedly Crosses Into Argentina After Brazil Election Loss, but Flight to U.S. Remains Unconfirmed
Brazilian federal police are investigating reports that opposition leader Flávio Bolsonaro crossed into Argentina with plans to travel to the United States after losing the ... The post Flávio Bolsonaro Reportedly Crosses Into Argentina After Brazil Election Loss, but Flight to U.S. Remains Unconfirmed first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Relatives of Brazil's second round of presidential elections, Flavio Bolsonar, received information that he had indeed fled the country, writing on Tuesday "Folia de São Paulo" newspaper "People with access to close relatives of the Bolsonar family, received information on Tuesday that Senator Flavio Bolsonra had fled Brazil to Argentina.
The Brazilian police announced the cancellation of the passports of the presidential candidate of the far right, Flávio Bolsonaro, after he did not comply with the order to surrender the documents. Monday, the Supreme Court ordered Bolsonaro to hand over the passports...
For hours the South American media are hunting for the defeat of the presidential elections: who places him in Iguaçu, who to Florida. Then the US track grows. He is officially investigated in two cases of corruption and money laundering. As a Senator in charge his case is handled by the Supreme Court, which has arranged the withdrawal of the three passports for obvious danger of escape
The ultra-conservative Senator Flavio Bolsonaro has seen his passports cancelled, told the AFP on Tuesday a police source, while speculations are circulating about a potential flight abroad after his defeat in the Brazilian presidential election.
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