Flávio Bolsonaro Tells the NY Times that He 'Will Take to the Grave' as He Left Brazil; Newspaper Points Help From the USA - BBC News Brazil
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The Brazilian senator reappears in the U.S. in a conservative event, after leaving Brazil after the presidential elections.Flávio Bolsonaro participates in CPAC along with prominent figures, while doubts remain about his departure from the South American country.
Bolsonaro claims that it was a "spontaneous" decision made with the woman, but admits that he could have been "incentived" by friends abroad. His entry into the US was authorized directly by Trump.
In dialogue with The New York Times, the former Brazilian candidate said he decided to leave his country after the electoral defeat, denied having received foreign aid, and refused to reveal the details of his escape to the United States.
New York, Nov 5 (EFE).- Senator Flávio Bolsonaro, defeated in the second round of Brazil's presidential election, refused to reveal in an interview with The New York Times published on Thursday how he managed to flee his country to the United States, but denied having received help from governments. «I will take him to [...] The Flávio Bolsonaro ticket denies having received help from governments for his flight to the United States was first pub…
Bolsonaro says he fled Brazil by his own decision and without the help of any government.
Bolsonaro denies having received any help from any government, despite revelations that point to the White House's intervention in his escape to the United States
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