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The US state department has told the BBC it will issue visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family as Brazilian authorities question his whereabouts. Police in Bra…
The US state department has told the BBC it will issue visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family as Brazilian authorities question his whereabouts.
Police in Brazil say they cancelled the senator's passports after he failed to comply with a Supreme Court order to surrender the documents.
Reports from several media outlets suggest that the presidential candidate has travelled to the US.
"Those who have nothing to hide have nothing to fear," says newly re-elected Brazilian President Lula, remarking on his rival's whereabouts.
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This Brazilian reporter, Gustavo Ribeiro. is committing a crime himself!!! He has no voice nor authority to speak on behalf of the Brazilian people. Flavio got almost 60 MILLION votes, all polls showed him some millions of votes ahead and the election was officially closed at 5pm. At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Jis_GPPIkk&t=303">5:03</a>mins, a justice and former personal lawyer of Lula issued an illegal order extending the election until 7pm, when half the voting posts had already been sealed!! It becomes worst: such Justice (Zanin) had no jurisdiction as we have an Election Tribunal in place to decide on any issues! 7 minutes after the absurdly and ridiculous results (Lula miraculously got over 10 million mew votes) another investigated justice issued an order for the passport of Flavio being seized. This Justice did it because he is personally involved in a major corruption scandal with a banker who is in jail and provided evidence of hundreds of millions being paid to the Justice and his wife!! Gustavo, you made me feel ashamed to have a Brazilian lying to the BBC. I am a lawyer and lived and worked in London, so I have much respect for the English people. Stop lying and tell the whole truth!!!!!
The current political and judicial landscape in Brazil raises severe concerns regarding the rule of law, due process, and institutional balance. What we are witnessing is a Supreme Court (STF) that increasingly operates beyond its constitutional boundaries, frequently utilizing fast-tracked monocratic decisions such as issuing sweeping restrictive measures and canceling passports within mere minutes of election results to target political opposition leaders.<br><br>When a judiciary weaponizes judicial inquiries, bypasses traditional legal steps, and acts with clear political timing, it stops functioning as an impartial arbiter and begins acting as a political player. This pattern of judicial overreach, combined with aggressive rhetoric from political adversaries, creates an environment of profound legal insecurity where the guarantees of a fair trial are compromised. In any healthy democracy, opposition leaders should be countered at the ballot box and through rigorous, unbiased legal standards, not through what appears to be a coordinated effort of judicial persecution that forces elected officials to seek safety abroad.
Anyone with even a modicum of intelligence knows that this election in Brazil was a monumental fraud. From what I have been able to research, the president-elect employs the same modus operandi as Maduro. There is a difference of 11 million votes for Lula between the first and second rounds—while the combined total for the other candidates is approximately 9 million. It is pointless to claim that these votes came from people who did not vote in the first round; a simple, quick calculation shows that the numbers do not add up: the number of people who did not vote fell from 33 million in the first round to 30 million in the second. Now, let us look at the "extra" votes in the second round: 11 million for the "president-elect," plus 4 million for this Flávio—totaling 15 million votes. If we add the 9 million votes for the other candidates to the 3-million-vote reduction in abstentions (from 33 million down to 30 million)—totaling 12 million—where did the remaining 3 million "extra" votes come from?
This Brazilian journalist is very biased and his statements are false when it comes to the allegations agains Bolsonaro. Lula never won these elections and we all know it. Stop lying. The world is watching!
As an American in the U.S.-this is-so-"icky"-suddenly I feel like the U.S. has become something like what Argentina was after WWII-to the Nazis.
Trump's an incompetent criminal president and administration white supremacists agenda for oil and minerals. Republicans complicit lies. All Jeffrey Epstein's files now 😠. No war. No ice. No AI data centers. No voter suppression. No hoarding criminals from other countries.