On the 27th, Brazilian President Lula criticized Flavio Bosonaro, son of former President Jair Bosonaro, for “shameful” leaving the country after losing the presidential election, saying that he should stay in Brazil, hand in his passport as required by the judicial authorities, and submit materials to explain the charges. Brazil's Supreme Court ruled on the 26th prohibiting him from leaving the country, involving a case under investigation. Flavio and his lawyer are all the targets of investigation. Brazilian Liberal Congressman Mauricio Marcon said that Flavio “went into exile” by plane to the US on the same day. According to Brazilian media reports, the immigration control system found no normal exit records, and the Brazilian Federal Police began an investigation on the morning of the 27th as to whether he left the country.

On the 27th, Brazilian President Lula criticized Flavio Bosonaro, son of former President Jair Bosonaro, for “shameful” leaving the country after losing the presidential election, saying that he should stay in Brazil, hand in his passport as required by the judicial authorities, and submit materials to explain the charges. Brazil's Supreme Court ruled on the 26th prohibiting him from leaving the country, involving a case under investigation. Flavio and his lawyer are all the targets of investigation. Brazilian Liberal Congressman Mauricio Marcon said that Flavio “went into exile” by plane to the US on the same day. According to Brazilian media reports, the immigration control system found no normal exit records, and the Brazilian Federal Police began an investigation on the morning of the 27th as to whether he left the country.