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From election defeat to Miami: What to know about Brazil's Bolsonaro's dramatic departure to the US

Flávio Bolsonaro fled to Miami with his family after his defeat by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil’s presidential election. The 45-year-old ally of US President Donald Trump arrived in Florida on Wednesday, despite Brazil’s Supreme Court reportedly deeming him a flight risk amid ongoing corruption investigations and ordering his passports seized. FRANCE 24 International Affairs Editor Philip Turle explains what you need to know about the election and Bolsonaro’s departure.

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The flight from Brazil to the United States: Hunde Flávio Bolsonaro to Bolsonarianism?

After losing the presidential election and running to America. USA, Flávio Bolsonaro self-proclaimed "President-elect of Brazil" - then retracted and changed the title to "leader." His defeat against Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is a blow to the reputation of the Bolsonaro family, already stained by judicial investigations. But that does not necessarily mean that Bolsonism has lost its power in the political sphere of South American power.

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How was Flávio Bolsonaro's flight to America. United States?

In our section 'In Context' we review the step by step of the departure of Flávio Bolsonaro from Brazil to the United States. The role of Donald Trump and Javier Milei are on the lookout for possible collaborations with the senator. Meanwhile, the Brazilian Justice keeps three cases open against the former presidential candidate who faced the re-elected president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Flavio followed the path of his brother Eduardo, against whom there is a conviction in Brazil, and travelled to the United States. United States.

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Brazil: How did markets react to Lula's victory? · Global Voices

The stock operators were pressuring a victory of Flávio Bolsonaro in the shooting of last Sunday in Brazil, but the victory achieved by current President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva triggered some uncertainty about the economic direction the nation will take for this fourth term of the progressive leader. On the 27 October day, the dollar went back after just over eight percentage points on the eve.

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Direct Latin and what comes for Lula with opposition majorities in Congress

Against all odds, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva achieved his re-election, but came to rule without majority in Congress. The Liberal Party, led by the Bolsonaro side, won 121 of the 513 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and 28 of the 81 seats in the Senate in the legislative elections, which will make its Government difficult. Expand the information our correspondent Valeria Saccone.

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United States USA to grant a visa to Flávio Bolsonaro; Lula calls the former candidate's flight "shameful"

The Donald Trump Government announced on Tuesday, October 27, that it will host Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro and his family. Bolsonaro, who lost the second presidential round of Sunday to President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, left Brazil after refusing to comply with the court order to hand over his passport. Lula then confirmed that her rival fled the country. The ultra-right politician refused to hand over the passport to the authorities in the midst of a money-laundering investigation.

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Lula's historic victory in Brazil: how did he manage to reassemble before Flávio Bolsonaro?

In the Debate of France 24 we analyzed the historic victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in Brazil. The left-wing leader broke a four-decade streak on Sunday as he became the first presidential candidate to reassemble a second round since the return to democracy, exceeding the right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro by more than four million votes on an unpublished day driven by the young vote and the abstentionists.

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Brazil, Trump and the IA: how Lula's victory poses a limit for the US. USA in Latin America

"Brazil does not accept to be anyone's backyard." With these words, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva celebrated his electoral victory in São Paulo, which is due to take place on January 5 in an unpublished fourth term. It is a statement of intent by a president who has been defending the sovereignty of the Latin American giant for months from the embezzlement of Donald Trump and, more recently, from an impact of Meta and the 'big tech' on his election campaign.

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Lula wins the second round after turning the results; Bolsonaro does not recognize her defeat

Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the second round of the elections in Brazil against the ultra-right senator Flávio Bolsonaro, in an unpublished round. After being re-elected, the current ruler will assume his fourth term on January 5 in Brasilia, at the age of 81. Bolsonaro did not accept the results of the elections and criticized the length of the day, despite having made the same request.

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Elections in Brazil: the graphics that explain Lula's dating

In this' In Context 'we analyze the main graphics and maps that explain the rebound of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in the shooting in Brazil after having lost the first round in front of Flávio Bolsonaro. We review the states and municipalities in which it was imposed, the levels of participation as well as the changes in the white and zero vote. Also the stage in Congress and in the country's governorates, where the president of the Workers' Party will have resistance.

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Lula wins the elections in Brazil, but faces a complex panorama to govern

The election victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in a second round has been a setback for the extreme Brazilian right, which has however taken strength in Brazil. The re-elected president will have to deal with the economic and security problems in the country, while managing international tensions with Donald Trump. This without having majority in Congress and with a strong opposition of the ultra-right and the Bolsonaro family.

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How did Lula win the second presidential and how did she impact the far right advance?

The Brazilians re-elected Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for a fourth term. His victory in the polls before Flávio Bolsonaro was surprising and broke with the pattern he had repeated in the last elections in which the candidate who won the first round, won the second round. How did he do it and what's next? We analyzed it with Ana Teresa Duarte, a polytechnist of the Federal University of Pernambuco.

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Brazil: Lula gets re-election but faces a right-dominated Congress

Although the October 25 triumph guarantees the immediate continuity of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's project, his fourth term of office will have to deal with a Congress led by the opposition and with a right-wing majority, a picture that will mark the challenges that the re-elected president will face to move forward with his initiatives. Angela Gómez and Lionel Poussy bring us the report.

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Live: Trump claims that the elections in Brazil seemed "rigged"

"I didn't take sides, but it seemed like another rigged choice," Donald Trump said on Monday, October 26, without any evidence. "I found it very bad," the president said a day after the elections in which progressive Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won the re-election after defeating right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro. Meanwhile, Brazilian markets reacted with strong losses to Lula's triumph for investors' doubts about future fiscal policy.

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Lula is supported by international leaders after her re-election

The re-election of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva for a fourth term in charge of Brazil led to a wave of congratulations from leaders from America, Europe and Asia. The president obtained 51.79% of the votes against 48.21% of the ultra-right-wing Flávio Bolsonaro, who announced that he will challenge the result.

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Brazil Elections: Flavio promises to release his father; Lula warns of the family's return to power

With massive political acts, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro speed up their campaigns to win the Brazilian presidency. The ultra-right-wing Bolsonaro, who obtained about 2.2 million votes more than his rival in the first round, stressed that, during his term, his father, former President Jair Bolsonaro, will be released immediately. On the other side, the president and left-wing candidate, Lula da Silva, warned the public that the return of the Bolsonaro family to power will lead to great setbacks for the poorest.

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