Bolsonaro’s nephew reveals that he is in Argentina at large from Brazilian justice

BRAZILIA.- Approximately one month after being charged for the attempted coup d'état of January 8, 2023 in Brasilia, Leonardo Rodrigues de Jesus, better known as Léo Indio, nephew of former Brazilian ultraconservative president Jair Bolsonaro, revealed this Thursday that he is at large in Argentina.Léo Indio affirmed this in an interview with a station in the state of Paraná, Radio Massa FM, in which he explained that he had been in Argentina fo…

The defense of Leonardo Rodrigues de Jesus, known as Léo Índio, announced this Friday (28) that he is currently in Argentina. This is a response to the request for clarification from Minister Alexandre de Moraes, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), who had given 48 hours to the defense to clarify whether Léo Índio had “escaped from the country”. Léo's lawyer attached to the response sent to the Supreme Court the certificate of permission for tem…

The defense of Leonardo Rodrigues de Jesus, known as Léo Índio, confirmed this Friday (March 28, 2025) that he has been in Argentina for over 20 days. Defendant for participating in the coup acts of January 8, 2023, when the headquarters of the Three Powers were invaded and plundered in Brasilia, Léo Índio is the cousin of the 3 oldest children of former president Jair Bolsonaro (PL). On Thursday (March 27), Minister Alexandre de Moraes, rapport…

The cousin of Bolsonaro's children is being targeted by the Supreme Court for his participation on January 8

The Criminal Cassation Chamber, by unanimous vote of judges Alejandro Slokar, Diego Barroetaveña and Carlos Mahiques, confirmed the detention of two of the Bolsonaristas imprisoned in Argentina following the attack on the three powers in Brasilia, on January 8, 2023. Joelton Gusmán de Oliveira and Joel Borges Correa had filed an appeal against the decision of federal judge Daniel Rafecas to keep them in prison given the very serious crimes with …

Arrested in the Ezeiza Penal Colony, in the Province of Buenos Aires, the 35-year-old motorcycle boy Rodrigo de Freitas Ramalho and convicted by the Supreme Federal Court (STF) because of January 8, wrote a letter from inside the prison. Ramalho, married, is the father of two young children. Both women and children have a rare condition called “glass bones”. Since receiving the Supreme Court verdict last year, he decided to leave Brazil to live …