
Story of the electoral defeat and presumed departure of the senator from Rio de Janeiro
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Flávio Bolsonaro is being prosecuted in several legal cases concerning suspected corruption and money laundering.
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.
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