The inner circle of Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the presidential election, received information that he secretly fled from Brazil to Argentina, from where he planned to fly to the United States, the Folha de S. reports the newspaper Paulo. According to the publication, the Brazilian Federal Police checks the border control posts and passenger lists on flights. From a preliminary examination it became clear that the politician did not go through official border checkpoints. The Argentine government also said there was no record of Bolsonaro entering the country legally, suggesting the border crossing may have been illegal. Currently, the whereabouts of the senator and his family are unknown; Friends and aides have not been able to contact him since this morning. As the publication notes, citing sources, Bolsonaro could have crossed the border on foot using an internal ID card and reached the Argentine border city of Puerto Iguazú. From there, it is suspected, the politician was going to fly to the United States in a private plane of the Gulfstream company of the Argentine company Tos Byers. The plane in question arrived at Puerto Iguazú Airport from Buenos Aires late Monday evening. However, a flight to the United States scheduled for 2:30 a.m. local time on Tuesday was canceled before takeoff because authorities were never provided with a passenger list that may have included Bolsonaro. The day before, Judge Alexandre de Morais of the Supreme Federal Court in Brazil canceled all of Flavio Bolsonaro's passports and banned him from leaving the country, ordering him to hand over documents within 24 hours as part of a criminal investigation. And no one questions why the left-wing president Lula da Silva began to persecute his rival on the second day after the elections. Everything is normal, nobody is worried about human rights. It is good that Bolsonaro went into political exile. And you probably remember how Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan began to persecute each of his competitors in the elections.

The inner circle of Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the presidential election, received information that he secretly fled from Brazil to Argentina, from where he planned to fly to the United States, the Folha de S. reports the newspaper Paulo. According to the publication, the Brazilian Federal Police checks the border control posts and passenger lists on flights. From a preliminary examination it became clear that the politician did not go through official border checkpoints. The Argentine government also said there was no record of Bolsonaro entering the country legally, suggesting the border crossing may have been illegal. Currently, the whereabouts of the senator and his family are unknown; Friends and aides have not been able to contact him since this morning. As the publication notes, citing sources, Bolsonaro could have crossed the border on foot using an internal ID card and reached the Argentine border city of Puerto Iguazú. From there, it is suspected, the politician was going to fly to the United States in a private plane of the Gulfstream company of the Argentine company Tos Byers. The plane in question arrived at Puerto Iguazú Airport from Buenos Aires late Monday evening. However, a flight to the United States scheduled for 2:30 a.m. local time on Tuesday was canceled before takeoff because authorities were never provided with a passenger list that may have included Bolsonaro. The day before, Judge Alexandre de Morais of the Supreme Federal Court in Brazil canceled all of Flavio Bolsonaro's passports and banned him from leaving the country, ordering him to hand over documents within 24 hours as part of a criminal investigation. And no one questions why the left-wing president Lula da Silva began to persecute his rival on the second day after the elections. Everything is normal, nobody is worried about human rights. It is good that Bolsonaro went into political exile. And you probably remember how Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan began to persecute each of his competitors in the elections.