Flávio says he fled without informing allies to avoid things going wrong
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) declared in an Instagram live session that he left Brazil without informing allies to prevent the trip from being blocked. The decision was made only with his wife, Fernanda Bolsonaro. The lawmaker violated an order from the STF that prohibited him from traveling abroad.
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro (PL-RJ) said on Friday night (30.Oct.2026) that he decided to leave Brazil without warning allies to prevent the trip from being impeded. According to him, the decision was made only with the woman, Fernanda Bolsonaro. "The decision I made along with my wife, without anyone knowing, even because, if I knew, the chance of going wrong would be greater," he said during a live Instagram post.
It was the first video appearance of Flavio since he left the country on Tuesday (27.out). The senator violated a decision of Minister Alexandre de Moraes of Supremo Tribunal Federal that ordered the seizure of his passports and banned him from traveling abroad. The transmission took place directly from the Estados Unidos, where the MP is with his wife and two daughters.
Absolute secrecy in the decision to travel
Flavio stressed that he kept the decision confidential and asked his supporters not to hold others responsible for the trip. “There was no one there who did anything against me,” he said. The speech suggests that the senator assumed full responsibility for leaving the country, without pointing out culprits or accomplices.
On Thursday (October 29), the national president of the PL, Valdemar Costa Neto, said that he was also unaware of the senator's plans. The party leader even said that Flavio had said goodbye to Jair Bolsonaro, but then backed down and declared that not even the former president had been informed. The divergence in the versions reinforces the confidentiality of the operation.
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Failure to comply with a court order
Flávio’s trip took place despite the decision of Minister Alexandre de Moraes, who ordered the seizure of the Senator’s passports and forbade him to leave the country. The non-compliance with the order puts the parliamentary in a situation of confrontation with the Supremo Tribunal Federal. The source did not detail whether there are additional measures being taken by the Court in relation to the case.
On Wednesday (October 28th), Flavio released a letter in which he questioned the outcome of the elections and said he would lead the opposition of the Estados Unidos. The document also indicated Rogerio Marinho for the presidency of the Senate. The letter was the first public position of the senator after leaving Brazil.
Political Action from Abroad
During the live, Flavio said that staying abroad will allow him to continue to manifest politically. “I didn’t leave Brazil, I left for Brazil,” he said. The senator said the family is still shaken, but that the decision was necessary to keep his voice active in the opposition.
Flávio also reiterated support for Rogério Marinho for the presidency of the Senate and stated that the Congresso Nacional will be the main front of action of the opposition to the Lula government. The statement indicates that the senator intends to maintain political influence even while outside the country.
Repercussions and next steps
The departure of Flavio without warning allies generated surprise in the political milieu. The absolute secrecy, revealed by the senator himself, contrasts with the common practice of consulting the party before decisions of great impact. The source did not detail whether there will be internal consequences in the PL or if the senator intends to return to Brazil at some point.
The case remains open, with legal and political uncertainties. The community of supporters of the senator closely monitors the upcoming moves, while opposition criticizes the non-compliance of the judicial order. The Boca no Trombone Portal will continue to monitor the case and will bring new information as it becomes available.
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