
The senator is the target of several legal investigations
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Flavio Bolsonaro is the target of several legal investigations concerning suspicions of corruption, money laundering and tax fraud.
“Lula’s Federal Police ordered me to hand over my passports”: Flavio Bolsonaro declares that he was banned by the courts from leaving Brazil.
The 45-year-old senator was beaten to everyone's surprise by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva on Sunday, after beating him in the first round three weeks ago.
Corruption, money laundering, tax fraud: prosecuted in several cases, Flávio Bolsonaro flees Brazil.
STORY - Announced favorite of the second round, the senator from Rio de Janeiro only collected 48.21% of the votes against 51.79% for Lula. First announced as fleeing to the United States, he would ultimately be on his way to Ecuador.

Following the racist attack in Trappes, psychological cells were deployed in schools. The suspect, Kevin Tessier, was indicted. Rallies against racism and Islamophobia are organized in Yvelines.

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The prefect of Hauts-de-Seine, Alexandre Brugère, requests the eviction from social housing in Asnières-sur-Seine of a 25-year-old man convicted of theft, as well as his relatives, also known to the courts.

The Ministry of the Interior prepares for Halloween, the prefect of Hauts-de-Seine requests the expulsion of an offender and his family, and Marine Le Pen's lawyers contact the CSM concerning her ineligibility.

The Gironde prefecture recalls that masking one's face in public spaces is illegal, including wearing masks to protect against gas. A reinforced police force is planned in Bordeaux for Act III of the demonstrations against the high cost of living.

Analysis of racist shootings that have occurred in France in recent years. The article underlines an ideological proximity shared by the authors, despite varied legal treatment, notably citing the attack on the Bayonne mosque in 2019.