BRASILIA: Brazil’s defeated presidential candidate, right-wing senator Flavio Bolsonaro, has had his passports cancelled, a police supply instructed AFP on Tuesday (Oct 27) on situation of anonymity, amid hypothesis over his whereabouts.
“Flavio Bolsonaro’s passports have been cancelled,” the supply mentioned, including that “there is no such thing as a formal file of Flavio Bolsonaro leaving the nation.”
Argentina’s safety ministry and migration authorities on Tuesday denied native media studies that Bolsonaro had entered the neighbouring nation.
Flavio Bolsonaro final spoke publicly on Monday afternoon in a video on social media saying he had been banned from leaving the nation and ordered to give up his passports.
The fitting-wing senator lost an election bid to President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, and has refused to concede defeat.
He mentioned the order to give up his passports was based mostly on a remark by his US-based brother Eduardo Bolsonaro, who instructed a US podcast two days earlier than the election that “if my brother doesn’t win, I’m in favour that he would go away the nation.”
Brazilian police are probing Flavio Bolsonaro for corruption over the financing of the biopic “Darkish Horse” about his former president Jair Bolsonaro, who’s underneath home arrest for plotting a coup.
Flavio is about to lose his parliamentary immunity when his senatorial time period ends in January.
