Flavio Bolsonaro, who was the opponent of the winning Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, entered Argentina on the evening of October 27 through the border of the Brazilian city of Poz do Iguacu, but immediately left the country. That's what Argentina's national immigration directorate said, denying media reports that he had already arrived in the United States, Bloomberg reports. The Argentine authorities said that he "presented valid travel documents and there were no legal barriers to entering the country" and was accompanied by his wife and two daughters. According to authorities, the Bolsonaro family left Argentina at 11:30 p.m. Local time on a Tos Byers private flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador. This information was detailed in the flight plan reported by the Argentine authorities. However, the Brazilian newspaper or Globo, along with other Brazilian media outlets, reported on Tuesday that Bolsonaro had arrived in Miami after fleeing the country.

Flavio Bolsonaro, who was the opponent of the winning Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, entered Argentina on the evening of October 27 through the border of the Brazilian city of Poz do Iguacu, but immediately left the country. That's what Argentina's national immigration directorate said, denying media reports that he had already arrived in the United States, Bloomberg reports. The Argentine authorities said that he "presented valid travel documents and there were no legal barriers to entering the country" and was accompanied by his wife and two daughters. According to authorities, the Bolsonaro family left Argentina at 11:30 p.m. Local time on a Tos Byers private flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador. This information was detailed in the flight plan reported by the Argentine authorities. However, the Brazilian newspaper or Globo, along with other Brazilian media outlets, reported on Tuesday that Bolsonaro had arrived in Miami after fleeing the country.