
The Brazilian senator crossed the Argentine border after his electoral defeat and left on a private flight from Misiones.
The Government of Argentina confirmed that Flávio Bolsonaro entered the country through Misiones and left on a private flight to Ecuador with a final destination in the United States, after his electoral defeat in Brazil and a court order that annulled his passports.
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Flávio Bolsonaro was defeated in the Brazilian presidential elections by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Judge Alexandre de Moraes had previously annulled their passports.
The Government of Javier Milei recognized in the early hours of this Wednesday that the former Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro entered Argentina after leaving his country to take a plane that is currently taking him to the United States with a stopover in Ecuador.
"The National Directorate of Migration reports that at 10:50 p.m. on 10/27, citizens Flávio Nantes Bolsonaro, Fernanda Antunes Figueira Bolsonaro, Carolina Figueira Bolsonaro and Luiza Figueira Bolsonaro entered through the Tancredo Neves International Bridge border crossing in the province of Misiones, who did so with valid travel documentation without any legal impediment to entry into the country, as well as transits. were registered by the enforcement authority without incident," reported those responsible for Migration in Argentina in a statement issued at 2:01 a.m. this Wednesday.
"For its part, at 11:30 p.m., the incoming delegation boarded a private flight dispatched by the company Baires Fly S.A to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as reported in the flight plan," the statement added.
The information released reveals that the Bolsonaros were hidden in Brazil for practically all of Tuesday, and that only in the last minutes of that day did they cross the bridge that connects the cities of Foz de Iguaçú, on the Brazilian side, and Puerto Iguazú, on the Argentine side.
'Clarín' cites "trucks that, after advancing through the border crossing, were escorted at maximum speed by a patrol car from the Airport Security Police (PSA) until they entered directly onto the runway of the Puerto Iguazú Airport, in Misiones." In those vans was the Bolsonaro family, who boarded the Gulfstream plane that had been waiting at the airport since Monday night.
According to columnist Bela Megale in 'O Globo', the escape plan had been prepared "weeks before the elections", although after winning the first round, Bolsonaro had practically shelved it.
"Eduardo Bolsonaro, who has lived in the United States since last year, was the main architect of his brother's escape. He and the former presenter of (the TV signal) Jovem Pan, Paulo Figueiredo, had been holding conversations for some time with authorities in Donald Trump's government about the need to welcome Flávio in the event of defeat. For them, any result other than victory would feed the conspiracy theory that there was fraud, something that never happened."
The fact that Bolsonaro is arriving this Wednesday in the United States, presumably in Miami, reveals the strategy of confusion generated throughout Tuesday about the whereabouts and intentions of the senator, defeated in the presidential elections this Sunday by 51.78 to 48.22% by the current head of state, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
The next day, Judge Alexandre de Moraes, member of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), annulled all passports issued in Flávio's name, prohibiting him from leaving the country.

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