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Flavio Bolsonaro makes his first public appearance after fleeing Brazil in worship in the US with a priest mentioned in the INSS CPMI Flavio Bolsonaro participated, this Sunday (01/11), in an evangelistic service in Florida, in his first public appearance since fleeing Brazil. He was accompanied by his brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, their wives and pastors Jose Mauricio Fernandez and Alice Fernandez. According to CartaCapital magazine, the ceremony took place at the Church of the Barn of the House of Prayer, which is linked to the founding pastor of the institution, whose name appeared in the INSS CPMI after identifying a donation of R$200,000 given by a businessman. Read the full article in CartaCapital magazine.

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Flavio Bolsonaro makes his first public appearance after fleeing Brazil in worship in the US with a priest mentioned in the INSS CPMI Flavio Bolsonaro participated, this Sunday (01/11), in an evangelistic service in Florida, in his first public appearance since fleeing Brazil. He was accompanied by his brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, their wives and pastors Jose Mauricio Fernandez and Alice Fernandez. According to CartaCapital magazine, the ceremony took place at the Church of the Barn of the House of Prayer, which is linked to the founding pastor of the institution, whose name appeared in the INSS CPMI after identifying a donation of R$200,000 given by a businessman. Read the full article in CartaCapital magazine.

Flavio Bolsonaro makes his first public appearance after fleeing Brazil in worship in the US with a priest mentioned in the INSS CPMI Flavio Bolsonaro participated, this Sunday (01/11), in an evangelistic service in Florida, in his first public appearance since fleeing Brazil. He was accompanied by his brother, Eduardo Bolsonaro, their wives and pastors Jose Mauricio Fernandez and Alice Fernandez. According to CartaCapital magazine, the ceremony took place at the Church of the Barn of the House of Prayer, which is linked to the founding pastor of the institution, whose name appeared in the INSS CPMI after identifying a donation of R$200,000 given by a businessman. Read the full article in CartaCapital magazine.

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