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USA Acted for Flavio to Withdraw 'Elected President' From Coup Letter

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Donald Trump's government agents entered the field yesterday as soon as he circulated in Washington the coup letter of Flávio Bolsonaro in which he declared himself "President-elect of Brazil."

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The United States government asked Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ), a defeated candidate in the presidential elections, to withdraw from the letter released by him the excerpts in which he presented himself as the true elected president. According to advisors of the United States Department of State, the expression could suggest that the American government had welcomed the senator in that condition, which would create problems for official dip…

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Donald Trump's government agents entered the field yesterday as soon as he circulated in Washington the coup letter of Flávio Bolsonaro in which he declared himself "President-elect of Brazil."

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Donald Trump's government asked that the senator and former candidate for President of the Republic Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) withdraw from the letter released on Wednesday, 29, that he was the elected president of Brazil. As the Antagonist along with members of the PL, the request came through the State Department of the States to the...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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In g1, Valdo Cruz reports that the U.S. pressured Flavio to change terms that suggested recognition as elected president

Diplomatic sources say that the United States sought to avoid the recognition of Flávio Bolsonaro as the winner of the Brazilian election. Allies contest the version.

Emissaries linked to the State Department warned that the declaration could harm diplomatic relations with Brazil; text was amended 40 minutes after the first publication

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WSCOM broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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