Bolsonaro edited the letter calling for the non-recognition of the election results and replaced the wording "president" with "leader of Brazil": he announced plans to lead the opposition from the US. "Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election to Luis Inacio Lula da Silva by 4.43 million votes, wrote a letter published on the social network X. In the original version, he called himself the "real elected president of Brazil", but later changed this wording to "leader of Brazil". The senator again accused the election organizers of fraud, criticized the Federal Supreme Court and said the extension of the second round voting was illegal. However, he did not provide evidence of irregularities, and the data shows that after 17:00 only 0.03% of all votes were cast. Previously, the court ordered him to hand over his passports as part of an investigation into suspicions of money laundering."

Bolsonaro edited the letter calling for the non-recognition of the election results and replaced the wording "president" with "leader of Brazil": he announced plans to lead the opposition from the US. "Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election to Luis Inacio Lula da Silva by 4.43 million votes, wrote a letter published on the social network X. In the original version, he called himself the "real elected president of Brazil", but later changed this wording to "leader of Brazil". The senator again accused the election organizers of fraud, criticized the Federal Supreme Court and said the extension of the second round voting was illegal. However, he did not provide evidence of irregularities, and the data shows that after 17:00 only 0.03% of all votes were cast. Previously, the court ordered him to hand over his passports as part of an investigation into suspicions of money laundering."