Lula government does not want to turn aid from the White House for Flávio Bolsonaro's escape into a crisis

After it was revealed that a White House official hired Flávio Bolsonaro's (PL) escape plane to the United States, diplomats and direct advisors to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) believe that the best path is pragmatism, avoiding turning the episode into a crisis with President Donald Trump.

The assessment, in fact, is that Trump is already suffering internal pressure and demands for helping the defeated PL candidate escape, which should grow even more in light of the question of who paid for the jet hired by Jason Miller, the American president's advisor at the White House.

If it was the United States government, the Democrats will use this information with extra ammunition in next week's election to renew the American Congress. Trump is expected to lose his majority in the House of Representatives, and runs the risk of also becoming a minority in the Senate.

The Brazilian president's team remembers that the American still has two years left in office and Brazil needs to live with him and make negotiations that can benefit Brazilian companies.