Defeated presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro travelled from Brazil, through Argentina and Ecuador, before reaching Miami, according to a BBC Verify investigation.
BBC Verify said it has pieced together the former candidate’s route, confirming his departure from Brazil, subsequent passage across the Argentine border, onward travel through Ecuador, and final arrival in the United States city of Miami.
The verification unit relied on publicly available records to map the sequence of movements, establishing a clear timeline of Bolsonaro’s journey across the three South‑American nations and into North America.
Miami, a major gateway for travelers from Latin America, is a common entry point for those moving between the region and the United States.
While the report does not detail the reasons for Bolsonaro’s travel, it confirms the path he took after his electoral defeat, highlighting the cross‑border movements of a high‑profile political figure.
<small>Source: BBC News — read the original story there.</small>
