Flavio Bolsonaro flees Brazil for US amid corruption probes
Flavio Bolsonaro leaves Brazil after losing election, faces US visa approval amid corruption investigations.
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News for readers in Brazil, in one-minute summaries with a link to the original reporting.
Bolsonaro Fleeing Brazil After Election Loss
Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro boards private flight to Ecuador after fleeing Brazil.
7 cards 1m 10sLula wins fourth term, Bolsonaro refuses to concede
Brazil’s president Lula wins re-election as Bolsonaro challenges results.
15 cards 2mBolsonaro challenges Lula's election win
Bolsonaro refuses to accept Lula's historic election victory, seeking to overturn results.
6 cards 50sBrazil's Presidential Candidates Disqualify Each Other
Brazil's presidential candidates Lula and Bolsonaro accuse each other of election interference as they prepare for Oct 25 run-off.
7 cards 1m 20sBrazil's Lula Turns 81, Vows 24-Hour Work
Brazil's President Lula da Silva, 81, promises 24-hour work for fourth term victory.
9 cards 1m 40sBolsonaro arrives in Florida after election loss
Brazil's former president Flávio Bolsonaro lands in Miami after disputing the presidential election he lost to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
3 cards 50sBolsonaro's son reaches Miami after regional journey
Flávio Bolsonaro has arrived in the US after traveling through Brazil, Argentina and Ecuador, with the US state department confirming visa approval for him and his family.
3 cards 50sFlávio Bolsonaro Fleeing Brazil
Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazil’s far-right senator, fled to Miami after losing presidential election to Lula, citing Trump’s support.
14 cards 1m 50sBolsonaro Family Plans Miami Move After Election Loss
Flávio Bolsonaro's family heads to Miami following Brazil's presidential election defeat.
3 cards 40sBrazil's CVM Opens 15-Day Tokenization Pilot Window
Brazil's securities regulator starts 15-business-day window for testing tokenized securities without live assets.
3 cards 50sLula wins Brazil's election, but the right controls Congress
Brazil's president-elect faces a deeply divided country and a conservative legislature that will constrain his ability to govern.
11 cards 3mFlavio Bolsonaro's High-Stakes Escape
Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro fled to Miami after claiming election fraud.
3 cards 40sBrazil’s Lula wins court challenge against Meta
Brazil’s Lula wins court order to fix Meta’s algorithm bias ahead of presidential runoff.
6 cards 1mBrazil’s Lula wins court challenge against Meta
Brazil’s Lula wins court order to fix Meta’s algorithm bias ahead of presidential runoff.
6 cards 1mLula Government News, Approval and Policy Tracker
Lula's government pushes work week reform and debt relief as runoff election nears.
15 cards 3mBrazil cuts working week, giving some workers an extra day off
Brazil shortens workweek to 40 hours, boosting worker time off ahead of presidential runoff.
18 cards 3mRio Governor-Elect Wins After Electoral Court Voided Votes
Rio's governor-elect Douglas Ruas wins first-round election after court voids 274,411 votes for rival Anthony Garotinho.
14 cards 2mRio Archaeologist Shot in Leblon Robbery
Rio archaeologist Tania Andrade Lima, 81, shot during Leblon robbery; suspects fled on motorcycle.
12 cards 2mBolsonaro edges Lula in Brazil run-off polls
Three new surveys show the right-wing senator ahead of the leftist president days before their October 25 election.
5 cards 1m 20sBrazil Child Labor Falls 9.2% to 1.5 Million
Brazil's child labor drops 9.2% to 1.499 million in 2025, lowest rate since 2016.
13 cards 2mBrazil Ends Six-Day Work Week
Brazil's Congress ends six-day work week with constitutional amendment 141, guaranteeing two paid rest days.
10 cards 2mBolsonaro surfaces in Florida after fleeing Brazil
Brazil's defeated presidential candidate landed in Florida with his family after the Supreme Court ordered him to surrender his passports in a money-laundering probe.
3 cards 50sAmazon deforestation hits record low before Brazil's pivotal vote
Forest clearance in the Brazilian Amazon fell 41.8% to its lowest level since 1988, but the election run-off on October 25 could reverse the gains.
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