Brazil Justice says no evidence Bolsonaro sought asylum in Hungarian embassy

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Brazil Justice says no evidence Bolsonaro sought asylum in Hungarian embassy

BRASILIA - Brazilian Supreme Court justice Alexandre de Moraes on Wednesday closed an investigation into whether former far-right president Jair Bolsonaro sought asylum at the Hungarian embassy in February, citing lack of evidence. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Mónica Bergamo: Moraes says there's no evidence that Bolsonaro sought asylum at the Hungarian Embassy and filed for action.

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Moraes filed an inquiry into Bolsonaro's asylum at the Hungarian embassy — Jovem Pan.

Minister Alexandre de Moraes of the STF (Federal Supreme Court) decided to file an action to investigate whether former President Jair Bolsonaro was seeking political asylum by spending two days in the Hungarian embassy in Brasilia. According to Moraes, there are no specific elements that indicate that intention on the part of Bolsonaro, who had his passport confiscated by the Federal Police days before. The move of the PL-affiliated politician …

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There is no evidence that Bolsonaro went to the Hungarian embassy for asylum

The investigation into the former Brazilian president's nights at the Hungarian delegation has been closed.

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Moraes says he had heard that Bolsonaro sought asylum at the Hungarian Embassy and filed an application for asylum with the Hungarian authorities.

Minister of the STF Alexander de Moraes concluded in the reports you're buying that Jair Bolsonaro (PL) took asylum at the Hungarian Embassy in Brussels in February of this year. Read more