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Flavio Bolsonaro declares himself the "real elected president" of Brazil from the US Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost on Sunday in the second round for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva by about 4.4 million votes, published a letter from the US calling himself "the real elected president of Brazil." According to him, the elections were stolen, pointing in particular to the decision of the Supreme Court that extended the voting by two hours on the day of the elections, and according to him, those responsible are a criminal organization that imposed tyranny on Brazil. He offered no evidence of the fraud allegations. Bolsonaro left Brazil with his family on Tuesday in defiance of a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports, crossing into Argentina before flying to Miami. The Trump administration granted the family visas. He is under investigation for corruption and money laundering, which he denies, and which he says has left him in fear of political persecution. He vowed to lead the opposition from abroad. In the letter, he thanked Argentine President Javier Maile for his "courage, sense of justice and respect for legality", and US President Donald Trump and the "wonderful American people" for accepting him. "I didn't run away from Brazil. I left for Brazil," he wrote, comparing himself to Charles de Gaulle, who led Free France from London after being sentenced to death by the Vichy regime. man really? Another Guido? It just speaks Portuguese.

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Flavio Bolsonaro declares himself the "real elected president" of Brazil from the US Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost on Sunday in the second round for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva by about 4.4 million votes, published a letter from the US calling himself "the real elected president of Brazil." According to him, the elections were stolen, pointing in particular to the decision of the Supreme Court that extended the voting by two hours on the day of the elections, and according to him, those responsible are a criminal organization that imposed tyranny on Brazil. He offered no evidence of the fraud allegations. Bolsonaro left Brazil with his family on Tuesday in defiance of a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports, crossing into Argentina before flying to Miami. The Trump administration granted the family visas. He is under investigation for corruption and money laundering, which he denies, and which he says has left him in fear of political persecution. He vowed to lead the opposition from abroad. In the letter, he thanked Argentine President Javier Maile for his "courage, sense of justice and respect for legality", and US President Donald Trump and the "wonderful American people" for accepting him. "I didn't run away from Brazil. I left for Brazil," he wrote, comparing himself to Charles de Gaulle, who led Free France from London after being sentenced to death by the Vichy regime. man really? Another Guido? It just speaks Portuguese.

Flavio Bolsonaro declares himself the "real elected president" of Brazil from the US Brazilian senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost on Sunday in the second round for President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva by about 4.4 million votes, published a letter from the US calling himself "the real elected president of Brazil." According to him, the elections were stolen, pointing in particular to the decision of the Supreme Court that extended the voting by two hours on the day of the elections, and according to him, those responsible are a criminal organization that imposed tyranny on Brazil. He offered no evidence of the fraud allegations. Bolsonaro left Brazil with his family on Tuesday in defiance of a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports, crossing into Argentina before flying to Miami. The Trump administration granted the family visas. He is under investigation for corruption and money laundering, which he denies, and which he says has left him in fear of political persecution. He vowed to lead the opposition from abroad. In the letter, he thanked Argentine President Javier Maile for his "courage, sense of justice and respect for legality", and US President Donald Trump and the "wonderful American people" for accepting him. "I didn't run away from Brazil. I left for Brazil," he wrote, comparing himself to Charles de Gaulle, who led Free France from London after being sentenced to death by the Vichy regime. man really? Another Guido? It just speaks Portuguese.

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