Ex-Mossad Agent Reportedly Aided Flavio Bolsonaro's Escape to US
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS by baba
A former Mossad agent reportedly helped Brazilian Senator Flavio Bolsonaro flee to the United States after his election loss, despite a court order. The agent allegedly escorted Bolsonaro to Argentina, from where he flew to Miami. The operation, codenamed "Alba," was reportedly planned in advance. Investigators are also looking into potential involvement of figures close to the Argentinian and U.S. presidents.
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- Former Mossad agent allegedly aided Flavio Bolsonaro's escape from Brazil to the U.S.
- Bolsonaro left Brazil on October 27, defying a court order barring foreign travel.
- The former Israeli agent arrived in Brazil on October 19, before the election's second round.
- Bolsonaro and his family reportedly flew to Miami from Argentina on a private jet.
- Investigators are examining potential involvement of intermediaries linked to Argentinian and U.S. presidents.
A former Mossad agent allegedly assisted Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, in his departure from Brazil to the United States following his election loss. The Brazilian senator left the country on Tuesday, October 27, despite a court order prohibiting him from traveling abroad. According to CNN Brasil, the former Israeli agent arrived in Brazil on October 19, six days before the presidential election's second round. The Israeli reportedly accompanied Bolsonaro from Brazil to the border with Argentina, with the two allegedly crossing the Tancredo Neves International Bridge together. After reaching Argentina, Bolsonaro and his family reportedly boarded a private jet to Miami, Florida. This operation, codenamed "Alba," was reportedly planned before the presidential campaign concluded. Investigators are also examining the potential involvement of intermediaries close to the circles of Argentinian President Javier Milei and U.S. President Donald Trump. Flavio Bolsonaro, who was considered a strong contender before the election, unexpectedly lost. He is expected to lose his immunity from prosecution when his Senate term ends in February. Just a day before his passport was to be confiscated, Bolsonaro stated he had no intention of leaving the country, saying, "I never thought about leaving the country. I will hand over my passports and defend myself against this farce, which is a clear attempt to intimidate me."
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