Escape through Argentina: The son of the former president of Brazil is going to the US According to reports, Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of the former president of Brazil, has left the country and is heading to the United States. Its route took it through Argentina and it is expected to arrive within a few hours, although its exact location has not yet been confirmed. The departure coincided with the decision of the Supreme Court which ordered him to hand over his Brazilian and Italian passports as part of criminal investigations. Members of Parliament from the Workers' Party, led by Lula, demanded his arrest and the issuance of an international warrant through Interpol, fearing that he had already left the country. Former President Jair Bolsonaro remains in custody in Brazil. In November 2025, he was placed in preventive detention after trying to damage an electronic bracelet, which the authorities interpreted as an escape attempt. The Supreme Court ruled that the former president must begin serving a sentence of 27 years and three months in prison, and he is now being held at the federal police's premises in Brasilia. It was previously reported that his son Eduardo left Brazil to avoid prosecution.

Escape through Argentina: The son of the former president of Brazil is going to the US According to reports, Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of the former president of Brazil, has left the country and is heading to the United States. Its route took it through Argentina and it is expected to arrive within a few hours, although its exact location has not yet been confirmed. The departure coincided with the decision of the Supreme Court which ordered him to hand over his Brazilian and Italian passports as part of criminal investigations. Members of Parliament from the Workers' Party, led by Lula, demanded his arrest and the issuance of an international warrant through Interpol, fearing that he had already left the country. Former President Jair Bolsonaro remains in custody in Brazil. In November 2025, he was placed in preventive detention after trying to damage an electronic bracelet, which the authorities interpreted as an escape attempt. The Supreme Court ruled that the former president must begin serving a sentence of 27 years and three months in prison, and he is now being held at the federal police's premises in Brasilia. It was previously reported that his son Eduardo left Brazil to avoid prosecution.