Ex-Mossad Agent Allegedly Aided Senator's Exit From Brazil
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Senator the Senator, son of former president, son of former Brazilian President Jair the Senator, son of former president, reportedly fled Brazil with the alleged assistance of a former Mossad agent and representatives from Argentina and the U.S. He crossed into Argentina on October 27 with his family and then flew to Miami via Ecuador. Brazilian authorities are investigating the operation, codenamed "Alba," and considering freezing the Senator, son of former president's assets.
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- Senator the Senator, son of former president, son of ex-president, reportedly fled Brazil with ex-Mossad agent's help.
- The operation involved representatives from at least two countries, including Argentina and the U.S.
- The Senator, son of former president and his family crossed into Argentina on October 27 and then flew to Miami.
- Brazilian authorities are investigating the clandestine operation, internally codenamed "Alba."
- Police may seek to freeze Senator the Senator, son of former president's assets, including bank accounts.
Senator the Senator, son of former president, son of former Brazilian President Jair the Senator, son of former president, reportedly left Brazil in a meticulously planned operation involving a former Mossad agent and representatives from at least two countries, according to CNN Brasil. On Tuesday, October 27 his wife, and two daughters crossed the border into Argentina via the Tancredo Neves Bridge, which connects Foz do Iguaçu, Brazil, to Puerto Iguazú, Argentina. Brazilian authorities identified the vehicles used from surveillance footage. The senator was reportedly driven by a former Foz do Iguaçu city council member, while his wife and daughters were transported by the politician's son. CNN Brasil claims a former Mossad agent, now a U.S. citizen, arrived in Brazil on October 19 and accompanied the Senator, son of former president during the final stages of the election campaign, including the journey from Brasilia to Argentina. This agent was reportedly in the same vehicle as the senator during the border crossing. In Argentina, the the Senator, son of former president family allegedly received assistance from representatives of President's government. From Puerto Iguazú, the family departed on a private Gulfstream G400 jet belonging to Argentinian airline Baires Fly. After refueling in Guayaquil, Ecuador, the plane landed at Opa-locka Executive Airport in Miami. Sources within the Brazilian government told CNN that gathered intelligence suggests state-sponsored support for the operation from Argentina and the United States, with Brazilian authorities classifying the event as a clandestine extraction. According to sources from three Brazilian agencies, the plan included the dissemination of false information to divert authorities' attention to one route while the actual departure occurred via another. The operation was internally codenamed "Alba." Brazil's Federal Police are considering a request to the Supreme Court to freeze the Senator, son of former president's assets, including bank accounts. The Ministry of Justice awaits a police report on the circumstances of the departure and any violation of court orders to determine which official international cooperation channels can be utilized.
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