
Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election and traveled to the United States, releases a statement
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Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro traveled to the United States after losing Brazil's presidential election and is alleging political persecution.
[São Paulo Current Affairs] Sen. Flavio Bolsonaro, who traveled to the United States after losing the Brazilian presidential election, issued a statement on X (formerly Twitter) on the 28th, justifying his departure from Brazil by saying that he was trying to escape from "political persecution" against him. He also once again claimed that there had been "election fraud" without providing evidence. He announced that he would lead an opposition force from the United States to confront the Lula government.
Bolsonaro arrives in the US, leaves via neighboring country, possibly to avoid arrest
In his first statement, he referred to himself as the "true president" and "president-elect," but he quickly retracted the statement. In the newly posted statement, the wording was corrected to "Brazil's leader." He expressed his gratitude to Argentine President Milay and U.S. President Trump, both of whom he traveled through during his trip to the United States.
Trump told reporters on the 28th, ``I know I gave him permission to enter the country,'' but added, ``I have nothing to do with (Bolsonaro).'' He added that he and his family "I think were treated very unfairly."

Two high-speed trains collided in the central Spanish province of Toledo, killing 68 people and injuring more than 100. The passenger list contains the names of two Japanese people, and the embassy is urgently confirming their safety. The cause of the accident appears to have been an error in judgment by the control center.

Right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election, has arrived in Miami, USA, perhaps to avoid investigation into money laundering and other matters. Brazilian authorities had ordered him not to leave the country, but he may have left the country using an Italian passport.

Right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election, appears to have left the country with his wife. It was announced that he went to Ecuador via Argentina, and his whereabouts are attracting attention as he was the subject of an investigation on suspicion of money laundering.

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At least 30 people were killed and 80 injured after two high-speed trains collided in the central Spanish province of Toledo. It appears that a Japanese National Railways train rear-ended the stopped private train, and the possibility of human error has been pointed out.