Brazilian Liberal Party Congressman Says Flavio Bolsonaro Has Left for the United States Xinhua News Agency, Brasilia, October 27 (Reporters Wu Hao and Chen Huquan) Brazilian Liberal Party Federal Representative Mauricio Marcon said on the 27th that Flavio Bolsonaro, the Liberal Party candidate who lost the presidential election, has left for the United States. On the same day Marcon published a video on social networks in which he said that Flavio Bolsonaro took a plane to the United States for "exile", and said that this step was related to the Brazilian Federal Supreme Judge Alexander de Morais who ordered him to hand over his passport to the police. The Supreme Court of Brazil decided on the 26th to ban Flavio Bolsonaro from leaving the country. According to reports in the Brazilian media, the judicial order refers to a case investigated by the Supreme Court and is the subject of an investigation involving Flavio Bolsonaro and his lawyer Will Thomas. According to reports in the Brazilian media, the Brazilian immigration management system found no record of Flavio Bolsonaro leaving the country through the port in the usual way. The Brazilian Federal Police opened an investigation into whether he left the country on the morning of the 27th. The Argentine Immigration Bureau issued a statement on the 27th saying that a private plane recently appeared at Iguazu International Airport, which caused concern, and the relevant departments conducted parallel inspections of the plane and its crew. Argentina has no record of Flavio Bolsonaro entering Argentina, and cannot confirm that he entered Argentina or traveled to the United States through Argentina. In the second round of voting in Brazil's presidential election that ended on the 25th, Labor Party candidate and current president Lula defeated Flavio Bolsonaro and won re-election. But Flavio Bolsonaro refused to admit defeat and said he would take legal action to annul the election results. On the 26th, Flavio Bolsonaro's Liberal Party recognized the election results.

Brazilian Liberal Party Congressman Says Flavio Bolsonaro Has Left for the United States Xinhua News Agency, Brasilia, October 27 (Reporters Wu Hao and Chen Huquan) Brazilian Liberal Party Federal Representative Mauricio Marcon said on the 27th that Flavio Bolsonaro, the Liberal Party candidate who lost the presidential election, has left for the United States. On the same day Marcon published a video on social networks in which he said that Flavio Bolsonaro took a plane to the United States for "exile", and said that this step was related to the Brazilian Federal Supreme Judge Alexander de Morais who ordered him to hand over his passport to the police. The Supreme Court of Brazil decided on the 26th to ban Flavio Bolsonaro from leaving the country. According to reports in the Brazilian media, the judicial order refers to a case investigated by the Supreme Court and is the subject of an investigation involving Flavio Bolsonaro and his lawyer Will Thomas. According to reports in the Brazilian media, the Brazilian immigration management system found no record of Flavio Bolsonaro leaving the country through the port in the usual way. The Brazilian Federal Police opened an investigation into whether he left the country on the morning of the 27th. The Argentine Immigration Bureau issued a statement on the 27th saying that a private plane recently appeared at Iguazu International Airport, which caused concern, and the relevant departments conducted parallel inspections of the plane and its crew. Argentina has no record of Flavio Bolsonaro entering Argentina, and cannot confirm that he entered Argentina or traveled to the United States through Argentina. In the second round of voting in Brazil's presidential election that ended on the 25th, Labor Party candidate and current president Lula defeated Flavio Bolsonaro and won re-election. But Flavio Bolsonaro refused to admit defeat and said he would take legal action to annul the election results. On the 26th, Flavio Bolsonaro's Liberal Party recognized the election results.