Flávio Bolsonaro’s disappearance after missing a passport deadline fuels speculation he fled Brazil, highlighting the intense political instability and legal pressure following his father’s election loss.
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Authorities demanded he hand over his passport after loss to Lula but far-right senator remains unaccounted forThe far-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro has not been seen since Monday and missed a Tuesday-morning deadline to hand his passport to the federal police, fuelling rumours that he may have fled Brazil after losing Sunday’s presidential election.A supreme court justice cancelled Bolsonaro’s passport minutes after the result in a ruling related to a criminal case against the senator. He until 11am to surrender the document to the federal police, but did not appear. Continue reading...
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