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Flavio Bolsonaro enters US with Trump's help

US officials confirmed President Trump assisted Flavio Bolsonaro in entering the United States after losing a presidential election in Brazil and facing multiple investigations

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US officials confirmed President Trump assisted Flavio Bolsonaro in entering the United States after losing a presidential election in Brazil and facing multiple investigations

What the briefing reports

According to US officials, President Trump helped Flavio Bolsonaro enter the United States, where he plans to lead the opposition from. This comes after Bolsonaro lost the presidential election in Brazil to his left-wing rival Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Bolsonaro has alleged electoral fraud and denies any wrongdoing despite facing multiple criminal investigations in Brazil. He arrived in Florida on Wednesday, having left Brazil after failing to comply with an order to surrender his passports.

The circumstances surrounding his departure from Brazil and entry into the US have raised questions, with some details still unclear due to conflicting reports. US officials confirmed that President Trump assisted Flavio Bolsonaro in entering the United States. The assistance was provided after Bolsonaro lost the presidential election and faced multiple investigations.

Bolsonaro intends to lead the opposition from the US. He claims to be the leader of Brazil despite losing the election. The situation has led to questions about the circumstances of his departure from Brazil and arrival in the US.

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  1. nyt-world
  2. bbc-top

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