Argentine immigration agency confirms Flavio Bolsonaro traveled to Ecuador after entering the country

China News Service, Sao Paulo, October 28. According to multiple Brazilian media reports, Liberal Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, who lost the Brazilian presidential election, his wife and two daughters entered Argentina by land on the evening of the 27th, and then took a private plane to Ecuador.

Argentina's National Immigration Service announced on social media in the early morning of the 28th that Flavio and three family members entered Argentina via the Tancredo Neves International Bridge at 22:50 on the 27th. All four hold valid travel documents and there are no legal obstacles to entry. "The Immigration Bureau has registered this entry and there were no incidents during the process."

The report stated that the four people boarded a private plane at 23:30 that day, and their destination was Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Brazil's "Globo" quoted data from the aviation tracking website FlightAware as saying that the plane arrived in Guayaquil at 5:46 on the 28th and then planned to continue flying to Miami in the United States.

Brazilian Federal Supreme Court Judge Alexandre De Morais ruled on the 26th that Flavio was prohibited from leaving Brazil and ordered to surrender his passport to the Brazilian police within 24 hours. The Brazilian Federal Police believes that Flavio poses a "concrete and realistic" risk of flight. According to reports, Flavio failed to hand over his passport before the deadline of 11:00 on the 27th.

Flavio is currently under investigation by Brazilian judicial authorities for suspected money laundering and financing of a film about his father, former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro.

Several legal experts interviewed by Brazil's Folha de São Paulo said that Flavio's departure from Brazil may become the legal basis for judicial authorities to order his preventive detention.

Brazil's "Globo" reported that a U.S. State Department official revealed to Brazilian Globo TV reporters in the U.S. that the U.S. State Department will issue visas to Flavio and his family and allow them to enter the United States.