
According to the Supreme Court's order: Son of the former Brazilian president travels to the USA despite his passport being invalidated.
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An investigation is underway against Flávio Bolsonaro for alleged money laundering. He ignored a court order to surrender his passports.
Brazilian election loser Flávio Bolsonaro has landed in Miami, the AFP news agency and Reuters report. The USA granted him and his family visas.
Judge had passports invalidated
The loser of the election did not comply with an order from Brazil's Supreme Court to hand in his passports within 24 hours. Judge Alexandre de Moraes, who was hostile in right-wing circles, had Bolsonaro's passports invalidated and banned him from leaving the country.
The order was issued as part of an investigation against Bolsonaro and the lawyer Willer Tomaz. This concerns suspected money laundering in connection with companies and online sports betting.
Bolsonaro lost the presidential election on Sunday against incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

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