USA asked Flávio to remove the section in which he said he was 'president-elect'
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The text addresses diplomatic interactions between Brazilian political figures and the former president of the United States during the electoral process.
Trump says that at Lula's request he 'did not take sides' in the elections in Brazil.
The United States asked Flávio to remove the section in which he said he was 'elected president'.
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Donald Trump stated that, at Lula's request, he maintained neutrality in the Brazilian elections. The US government also asked Flávio Bolsonaro to remove a section in which he called himself 'elected president'.

Former President Donald Trump stated that he intends to talk to President-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, but once again questioned the integrity of the Brazilian elections, classifying the process as an "embarrassment".

The US government authorized Flávio Bolsonaro's entry on a humanitarian visa, but avoided recognizing him as 'president-elect' after the senator used the term in a letter, aiming not to harm diplomatic relations with the Lula government.

Italian deputy Angelo Bonelli requested clarification from the Italian Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Interior regarding the speed of granting citizenship to Jair Bolsonaro's children, citing possible privileges in relation to other applicants.

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