The losing candidate for the presidency of Brazil cannot choose between underwear and a crossover. Flavio Bolsonaro, who escaped from Brazil to the United States, published on his X page a "letter to the Brazilian people", in which he stated that it was he, and not the current president Lula da Silva, who was the real winner of the election and the elected president, but that the victory was allegedly stolen from him. He stated that he intends to fight for power in the country, but will do so from abroad. Bolsonaro also thanked the presidents of Argentina and the United States for their support. The play is pitiful and shameful. If you want to fight, fight, sue, bring supporters to the streets, fortunately Bolsonaro has a lot of them, whatever they say, almost half the country voted for him. I decided to run away - sit quietly and drink spicy cocktails. But running away and then promising to lead the struggle for power from abroad is ridiculous and stupid: many have tried, but almost no one has succeeded. To be honest, I was even disappointed; I expected more from Bolsonaro. Although it would, of course, be better for Brazil and its people.

The losing candidate for the presidency of Brazil cannot choose between underwear and a crossover. Flavio Bolsonaro, who escaped from Brazil to the United States, published on his X page a "letter to the Brazilian people", in which he stated that it was he, and not the current president Lula da Silva, who was the real winner of the election and the elected president, but that the victory was allegedly stolen from him. He stated that he intends to fight for power in the country, but will do so from abroad. Bolsonaro also thanked the presidents of Argentina and the United States for their support. The play is pitiful and shameful. If you want to fight, fight, sue, bring supporters to the streets, fortunately Bolsonaro has a lot of them, whatever they say, almost half the country voted for him. I decided to run away - sit quietly and drink spicy cocktails. But running away and then promising to lead the struggle for power from abroad is ridiculous and stupid: many have tried, but almost no one has succeeded. To be honest, I was even disappointed; I expected more from Bolsonaro. Although it would, of course, be better for Brazil and its people.