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Brazilian senator Flavio. After Bolsonaro lost the election, he flew to the United States without surrendering his passport as per the Supreme Court order. The outside world paid attention to whether he sought asylum and what the subsequent political ramifications were.
Two sources said,brazil Senator Flavio.bolsonaro (Flavio Bolsonaro) refused to comply with the Supreme Court order to surrender after losing the presidential election on the 25th.Passport Has now left Brazil for the United States.
The US Embassy in Brazil did not immediately respond to a request for comment, Reuters reported. Flavio. Bolsonaro’s lawyers also did not respond.
It is still not clear that Flavio. Where will Bolsonaro go, when will he arrive or whether he will ask for asylum or not. The Trump administration of the United States has previously claimed that Flavio. Bolsonaro’s father, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, faced judicial harassment in Brazil.
Flavio. Bolsonaro’s departure for the United States risks deepening the rift between America’s two most populous countries. Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva accused Washington of colluding with the Bolsonaro family in an effort to return them to power. Ahead of Brazil’s general election on the 25th, Reuters reported that the US State Department was promoting actions to return him to power.
Lula’s office did not respond to a request for comment.
Flavio. Bolsonaro was originally expected to win the presidential election on the 25th, but he ultimately lost to leftist Lula.
Two other sources state that Flavio. Bolsonaro was ordered to hand over his passport within 24 hours yesterday due to his involvement in a money laundering investigation, but he denied any wrongdoing. Now the deadline has expired and their certificate has been cancelled.
Flavio. Bolsonaro will lose immunity from prosecution when his Senate term ends in February next year. He said yesterday that he had no plans to run away.
He said, “I never wanted to leave the country. I will surrender my passport to protect myself from this spectacle, which is a clear attempt to intimidate me.”
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Two sources said that after losing the Brazilian election he refused to surrender his passport and left Brazil for the United States; But it was not immediately clear his final destination, time of arrival, or whether he would file an asylum application.
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Sources said that because he was involved in a money laundering investigation, the court had demanded him to surrender his passport within 24 hours; He denied any wrongdoing, but did not hand over the documents after the deadline, so his passport was revoked.
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Reports say that this move could deepen the rift between Brazil and America. Lula accused Washington of colluding with the Bolsonaro family in an effort to help him return to power, suggesting that the incident has affected political mutual trust between the two countries.
