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Flavio Bolsonaro's Controversial Travel Plans
Pay attention to this. It has to do with this week's topic and
now we turn to the
Argentine Republic because I'll tell you this: Javier Milei still has not
congratulated Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.
But Lula's opponent, Flavio Bolsonaro, reports
Infobae on its front page right now, may have left Brazil and
may be traveling to the United States on a private flight that departed
originally from the Argentine Republic.
The Brazilian senator, former presidential candidate of
the Federative Republic of Brazil, who, uh, there is the image,
crossed the border into Misiones with a national identity document,
his... what would be our national ID. From Puerto
Iguazú, he may have boarded that plane we are showing on screen,
a Gulfstream G400. Um, Infobae reports the
registration and all, which is, uh, L, short B, J, Q,
W, belonging to a very, um, well-known private flight company, which is, uh,
Vires Fly, Incorporated. Why are we telling you this?
Why is this news? Because in another context, um,
it wouldn't be news if he were to
travel, even go see his brother or,
of course, if he were to take a
vacation after the campaign. Well, precisely because Brazil's justice system
had barred Flavio Bolsonaro from leaving the country in recent
hours over a money-laundering investigation,
alongside everything that is happening, of course, with, uh,
whether or not he accepts the result of the elections.
I mean to tell you that the Liberal Party, the Bolsonaros' party, yesterday
published a statement accepting
defeat, because, uh,
And analyzing the finer details, this whole mess that arose over the
two-hour extension of voting hours, it was discovered that in
round numbers, during those two hours, only 34
thousand people voted.
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
And the difference in votes between Lula and Bolsonaro is four million
three hundred
thousand.
Mm-hmm.
N-nothing more to argue about. Now—
Besides, it's as old as dirt, right?
Absolutely.
When an election goes against you, you blame it on some
fraud that may have taken place.
Exactly.
It happens in every election.
It does.
And of course, fraud was added to the mix here.
Yes, yes. Maybe, Lu, we can agree that it wasn't the most
orderly,
I mean, regarding voting hours, extending voting hours.
But anyway, now, you know, we have access to data very
quickly.
Mm, yes.
And i— in, during that time, 34,000 people
voted.
And it keeps talking to me.
And I understand you, of course, completely.
I understand you if, say, during that time, 34,000 people
voted and the
difference between the two is 60.
Of course.
Well, I understand that perhaps they need to go check the
electoral records.
The difference is four million votes.
Yeah, no, it's incredible.
Nothing more to say, right?
Yeah, no.
But again, right? Uh, the loser in Sunday's runoff,
uh, reported this Monday, just a few hours ago,
uh, that the Federal Police demanded he hand over
his passport, that they
barred him from leaving the country. He described the measure as an
attempt at intimidation. Uh, he had— h-had claimed,
Look, do you have the video there? Maybe we can fast-forward it because this is
breaking news. He said he would comply with the
order, but he filed a complaint, of course.
We're talking about Flavio Bolsonaro, who said what we're about to share, but
now Infobae has obtained information that, having said that—
Mm.
Flavio Bolsonaro fled the country.
Finally, this morning I went to visit my father.
As you know, he's under house arrest.
And when I was leaving, Lula's Federal Police were at the door
of his house, and in the middle of the street I was
ordered to hand over my passports, and I'm also
forbidden from leaving the country. Alexandre de
Moraes' decision was based on a statement by Eduardo on October 23,
that I should leave the country if I lost the election.
I never said that. Is that grounds to revoke my passport?
Is this justice? What's more, this decision was made on Sunday
night, right after the announcement of the
election results.
Think about it, if I had won the election,
would the same thing
have happened? With Flavio Bolsonaro elected, would the Federal Police be doing the same,
summoning me in the middle of the street? This is a sign that our
democracy has failed. It was a decision made according to the
election
result. A political matter, it can't be like this.
I never considered leaving the country. I will hand over my
passports and defend myself against this absurdity, which is a clear attempt to
intimidate me, but no one will silence me.
Well, there is one of the day's news stories,
uh, related to
a money laundering investigation, uh,
involving Flavio Bolsonaro, whose details, of course, we will continue to cover
as updates emerge.
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Original transcript (Spanish)
Atención con esto. Tiene que ver con el tema de la semana y ahora lo llevamos a la República Argentina porque les adelanto esto: Javier Milei sigue sin felicitar a Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Pero el contrincante de Lula, Flavio Bolsonaro, publica
Infobae ahora mismo en portada, habría salido de Brasil y estaría viajando a Estados Unidos en un vuelo privado que partió primariamente desde la República Argentina. El senador brasileño, excandidato a presidente de la República Federativa de Brasil, que, eh, ahí está la imagen,
cruzó la frontera hacia Misiones con un documento nacional de identidad, su... como sería nuestro DNI. Desde Puerto Iguazú habría abordado ese avión que estamos publicando en pantalla, un Gulfstream G400. Em, Infobae publica la matrícula y todo, que es, eh, L, B corta, J, Q,
W, perteneciente a una empresa muy, mmm, reconocida de vuelos privados como es, eh, Vires Fly, Sociedad Anónima. ¿Por qué contamos esto? ¿Por qué es noticia? Porque en otro contexto, mmm, no sería noticia que viaje, que vaya incluso a ver a su hermano o,
claro, que, o que se tome una vacación después de la campaña. Bueno, precisamente porque la justicia de Brasil le había prohibido en las últimas horas a Flavio Bolsonaro salir del país por una investigación de blanqueo de capitales, en paralelo a todo lo que
está sucediendo, por supuesto, con, eh: acepto o no acepto el resultado de las elecciones. Quiero decirles que el Partido Liberal, el de los Bolsonaro, ayer publicó un comunicado donde aceptaba la derrota, porque, eh, ya analizando los datos finos, toda este lío que se armó sobre la
extensión del horario de votación dos horas, ahí ya se descubrió que en números redondos, en esas dos horas votaron treinta y cuatro mil personas apenas. Mmm, mmm. Y la diferencia de votos de Lula con Bolsonaro es de cuatro millones
trescientos mil. Mmm. Na-nada más que, que discutir. Ahora- Aparte, es más viejo que la escarapela, ¿no?
Totalmente. Esto de una elección que te es desfavorable, echarle la culpa a alguna trampa que pueda haber existido. Total. Todas las elecciones pasa lo mismo.
Pasa. Y claro, acá se sumó trampa. Sí, sí. Que, que por ahí, Lu, podemos coincidir en esto de no fue lo más prolijo, digo, sobre el horario de votación, extender el horario de votación.
Pero bueno, ahora, viste, hoy tenemos acceso a los datos muy rápidamente. Mmm, sí. Y en e-- en, en ese ínterin votaron treinta y cuatro mil personas.
Y me sigue hablar. Y yo te entiendo, claro, totalmente. Yo te entiendo si ponele, en ese ínterin votaron treinta y cuatro mil personas y la diferencia entre los dos es de sesenta.
Claro. Bueno, entiendo que por ahí haya que ir a ver las actas electorales. La diferencia es cuatro palos de votos. Sí, no, es impresionante.
Nada más que decir, ¿no? Sí, no. Pero de vuelta, ¿no? Eh, el derrotado en el ballotage de el domingo, eh, denunció este lunes, hace poquitas horas, ¿eh? Que la Policía Federal le exigió entregar
su pasaporte, que le prohibió salir del país. Él calificó la medida de intento de intimidación. Eh, asegu-- ha-había asegurado, mirá, tenés el, el video por ahí, por ahí lo, lo adelantamos porque esto es información de último momento. Aseguró que iba a acatar la
orden, pero hizo, por supuesto, la denuncia. Estamos hablando de Flavio Bolsonaro, que decía esto que vamos a compartir, pero que ahora Infobae ha accedido a información de que, dicho eso- Mmm. Se rajó del país, eh, Flavio Bolsonaro.
Por fim, hoje de manhã eu fui visitar o meu pai. Como cês sabem, ele tá em prisão domiciliar. E quando eu tava saindo, a Polícia Federal do Lula tava na porta da casa dele y no meio da rua eu fui intimado a entregar os meus passaportes y também tô
proibido de deixar o país. A decisão do Alexandre de Moraes se baseou numa fala do Eduardo de 23 de outubro, que eu deveria deixar o país se eu perdesse a eleição. Eu nunca falei isso. Isso é motivo pra tirar meu passaporte? Isso é justiça? E mais, essa decisão foi tomada no domingo
à noite, logo depois do anúncio do resultado da eleição. Pensa comigo, se eu tivesse ganhado as eleições, ia acontecer a mesma coisa? Flavio Bolsonaro eleito, essa PF ia tá do mesmo jeito,
me intimando no meio da rua? Isso é um sinal que a nossa democracia faliu. Foi uma decisão tomada conforme o resultado da eleição. Uma questão política, não pode ser assim. Eu nunca pensei em sair do país. Eu vou entregar os meus
passaportes y vou me defender dessa aberração, que é uma clara tentativa de me intimidar, mas ninguém vai me calar. Bueno, ahí está una entonces de las noticias del día, eh, relacionada con una investigación por blanqueo de capitales, eh,
de Flavio Bolsonaro, cuyos detalles, por supuesto, vamos a seguir desarrollando cuando haya novedades.
