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Bolsonaro says no government help for US escape
Bolsonaro claims he fled Brazil alone after election loss, avoiding government assistance.
In brief
Bolsonaro claims he fled Brazil alone after election loss, avoiding government assistance. Former Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro stated he received no government help to flee Brazil after losing the election, despite being under a travel ban. Originally reported by Buenos Aires Herald.
Bolsonaro's escape route
Former Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the United States after losing the runoff election.
Arrival in Miami
He arrived in Miami on October 28, three days after losing the runoff against Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva.
Travel ban and escape
A travel ban was imposed on him the morning after the election, and he went missing in Brasília after posting a video saying he would comply.
Crossing borders
He left Puerto Iguazú, Argentina, aboard a private plane that stopped in Guayaquil, Ecuador, to refuel.
Bolsonaro's claim
Bolsonaro stated he 'didn't get any help from any governments' to leave Brazil, despite being under a travel ban.
“I didn’t get any help from any governments”
Argentina's investigation
Argentina is investigating whether officials used state resources to assist Bolsonaro's escape, including vehicles, personnel, and cash.
Here's the gist
Former Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro stated he received no government help to flee Brazil after losing the election, despite being under a travel ban.
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