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Bolsonaro’s Exit via Argentina Further Strains Relations Between Milei and Lula

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Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro’s transit through Argentina, after he left Brazil despite a court ban and flew to Miami from Puerto Iguazú following his election defeat, has opened a new front in the strained relationship between the governments of Javier Milei and Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, while the Casa Rosada maintains its refusal to congratulate the Brazilian president on his re-election.

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Flavio Bolsonaro fled Brazil to the United States after his election defeat, despite a Supreme Court ban. He used an Italian passport, and the Trump administration issued American visas to his family

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The Argentine government has refused to recognize the outcome of the elections in Brazil and has facilitated the departure of the ultra senator and former candidate to the United States

·Madrid, Spain
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Learn how Javier Milei's government mobilized intelligence and ministries to help Senator Flávio Bolsonaro travel to the United States via Argentina.

·Curitiba, Brazil
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The US ambassador moved away from the press when he was consulted by Flávio Bolsonaro, who escaped to his country through Argentina with the collaboration of Javier Milei and Donald Trump. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Álvaro Verzi Rangel Javier Milei's government confirmed that it facilitated Flávio Bolsonaro's escape to the United States, which finally took place Tuesday night from the airport of the border city of Iguazú, where the presidential adviser Santiago Caputo was. After a day full of rumors and speculations, the former candidate [...] The entry Milei's government confirmed that it facilitated Bolsonaro's escape to the United States was first publis…

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El Economista broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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