Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, denies that he was aware of Senator Flavio Bolsonaro’s plan to flee Brazil. Marinho claims that the senator did not inform him of the impending move. The senator, who is also the brother of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, reportedly left Brazil secretly after losing the presidential election on Sunday and faced a police investigation into money-laundering.
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Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, denies that he was aware of…: Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, denies that he was aware of Senator Flavio Bolsonaro’s plan to flee Brazil.
Marinho claims that the senator did not inform him of the impending move.: Marinho claims that the senator did not inform him of the impending move.
The senator, who is also the brother of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, report…: The senator, who is also the brother of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, reportedly left Brazil secretly after losing the presidential election on Sunday and faced a police investigation into money-laundering.
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Bolsonaro ally denies knowledge of senator’s plan to flee Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro’s former campaign manager, Rogerio Marinho, says the senator did not inform him that he planned to flee the country. Reports suggest Bolsonaro secretly left Brazil for Florida after losing Sunday’s presidential election and amid a police investigation into money-laundering.
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