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Argentina confirms entry of Flávio Bolsonaro into the country

Flávio Bolsonaro, a defeated candidate in Brazil's elections, entered Argentina before flying to Ecuador, apparently heading for the US.

30 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Argentina has confirmed that Flávio Bolsonaro entered the country on Tuesday night. The senator, who was defeated in the recent presidential elections in Brazil, crossed the land border with his family.

According to reports, Flávio Bolsonaro and his wife, Fernanda Antunes Figueira Bolsonaro, along with their two daughters, Carolina and Luiza, continued their journey to Ecuador.

Sources indicate that the Bolsonaro family's final destination is likely to be the United States, where they have reportedly received a warm welcome from former President Donald Trump, who stated they would be welcomed.

The circumstances surrounding the senator's departure from Brazil have generated speculation and discussions, with the Federal Police under pressure to clarify the details of the trip.

Moreover, the Public Security Police (PSP) in Portugal revealed that it detected the presence of extremists infiltrated in housing protests, although this information is not directly related to Flávio Bolsonaro's case.

Questions about how and why the family managed to leave Brazil continue to be debated, especially given the lack of records regarding their movement to Argentina.

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