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This is an outrageous and absurd move by the Brazilian Federal Public Defender's Office. To demand such an exorbitant amount of compensation from a company like X, and to target Elon Musk personally, is not only a gross overstep of authority but also a blatant attack on freedom of speech and expression.
Firstly, it's preposterous to hold a platform like X responsible for the actions of its users, especially when it comes to the content they post. X is merely a facilitator of communication, not an arbiter of truth or a judge of legality.
Holding X accountable for the behavior of its users sets a dangerous precedent that threatens the very foundation of internet freedom.Furthermore, to accuse Elon Musk of violating the Brazilian democratic rule of law is absurd and unfounded.
Elon Musk, like any other individual, has the right to express his opinions and beliefs, even if they may be controversial or unpopular. To suggest otherwise is to undermine the fundamental principles of democracy and free speech.
It's evident that this lawsuit is nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to suppress dissent and criticism. By targeting X and Elon Musk, the Federal Public Defender's Office is sending a chilling message to anyone who dares to speak out against injustice or government overreach.
Instead of wasting time and resources on frivolous lawsuits, the Federal Public Defender's Office should focus on addressing real issues facing Brazilian society, such as poverty, inequality, and corruption.
This blatant abuse of power is an insult to the millions of Brazilians who are struggling to make ends meet and who rely on the government to protect their rights and interests.
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Roubaram o dinheiro dos aposentados, mandaram pra fora de jatinho e agora vão viver de renda nos EUA.
“Patriotas”
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Vcs estão com medo da crise econômica do PT? Deixa só os EUA resolverem se meter na política daqui e a sanção começar a cantar. Aí vcs vão ver o que é merda.
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24 anos de foro privilegiado.
24 anos de mamata.
24 anos vivendo às custas do contribuinte.
24 anos de privilégios que o cidadão comum jamais terá.
24 anos confundindo cargo público com negócio de família.
24 anos cercado de bajuladores e protegido pelo sistema.
24 anos de discursos de moralidade sem transparência à altura.
24 anos achando que o poder era herança familiar.
E agora, quando a conta chega, querem posar de perseguidos políticos.
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24 anos de foro privilegiado.
24 anos de mamata.
24 anos vivendo às custas do contribuinte.
24 anos de privilégios que o cidadão comum jamais terá.
24 anos confundindo cargo público com negócio de família.
24 anos cercado de bajuladores e protegido pelo sistema.
24 anos de discursos de moralidade sem transparência à altura.
24 anos achando que o poder era herança familiar.
E agora, quando a conta chega, querem posar de perseguidos políticos.
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Here's a good watch for your Sunday evening!
(Link to video in comments 👇)
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Parabéns, Faria Lima, agora vocês têm um presidente e ele vai morar em Miami!
Aproveitem.
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RT @AndreiKampff: A verdade é difícil, mas precisa ser enfrentada.
E ela tá na cara.
Flávio concorreu para salvar a própria família.
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O patriotismo bolsonarista é uma coisa linda: ama tanto o Brasil que precisa governá-lo de fora!
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Se o Trump tinha alguma chance de ir bem nas eleições de meio de mandato, parece que o Flávio Bolsonaro atrapalhou.
Isso tá virando dinamite na mãos dos democratas. Era o gás que eles precisavam.
E estão com toda a razão.
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🚨 PESSOAL URGENTE! Renan Santos revelou o futuro da direita sem a família Bolsonaro.
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Look at the actual facts on the ground! The conservative movement didn't just win they locked down a solid majority across Congress, and the voters went to the polls and handed four of Flávio's closest family members direct seats in the National Congress:
Michelle Bolsonaro (Stepmother) was elected Senator for the Federal District!
Carlos Bolsonaro (Brother) was elected Senator for Santa Catarina!
Jair Renan Bolsonaro (Half-brother) was elected Federal Deputy for Santa Catarina!
Renato Bolsonaro (Uncle) was elected Federal Deputy for São Paulo!
How on earth can anyone cry 'persecution' when the right holds the congressional majority and his entire family was just democratically elected by millions of voters?!
The people made their voice heard loud and clear at the ballot box!"
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O Flávio vai derrubar o Trump também, a insatisfação do povo americano é muito grande com isso tudo.
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Desde que Jair Bolsonaro indicou Flávio, eu achei muito corajoso e muita burrice ao mesmo tempo. Ele jogou o filho numa fogueira.
Já falei algumas vezes que trabalhei na base do governo Bolsonaro, na pandemia. Galera, TODO mundo ao redor deles sabe que o Flávio é o filho que mais precisava do foro privilegiado e blindagem, pois é o mais corrupto. Flávio é o filho mais “sistema” daquela família.
Se você não é um bolsonarista histérico, com o mínimo de pesquisa, vai ver que vários processos do Flávio foram parados no Supremo após acordos do pai.
A justiça do Rio livrou-o várias vezes com manobras jurídicas.
Eu achei muito arriscado Jair mandar seu filho pródigo, com o armário cheio de esqueletos, para o abate.
Estava na cara que ele seria preso. Ou ele odeia o filho, ou tinha muita fé na vitória dele. Ou os dois.
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O Flávio é tão azarado que além de perder no Brasil vai ajudar o Trump a perder nos Estados Unidos também KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK os democratas tão sedentos
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⚠️ 🇧🇷 What was Flávio Bolsonaro facing in Brazil before he disappeared?
A new New York Times investigation details two separate financial inquiries involving Brazil's defeated presidential candidate, who left the country after the Supreme Court ordered him to surrender his passports.
The first concerns his relationship with Brazilian lawyer Willer Tomaz, who is suspected of involvement in a money-laundering scheme exceeding $1 billion, connected to online gambling and financial transactions. According to the NYT, court documents reviewed by the newspaper establish Bolsonaro's links to the investigation.
The second involves Daniel Vorcaro, the former Banco Master banker at the center of a major Brazilian financial scandal, and millions of dollars raised to finance Dark Horse, a biographical film about Jair Bolsonaro.
Brazilian Federal Police documents previously reported by Folha de S.Paulo identify Flávio as a direct intermediary in negotiations with Vorcaro over financing for the film. Investigators have also examined transfers of funds to the United States and whether the money ultimately served purposes other than the film's production.
Those inquiries are separate, and neither establishes that Bolsonaro personally laundered the sums attributed to the broader schemes.
He has not been criminally charged in either investigation and denies wrongdoing.
The timing, however, has become central to the case.
On Monday, Bolsonaro publicly said he would comply with the Supreme Court's passport order and insisted he had never considered leaving Brazil. By Tuesday, he had missed the deadline, Brazilian authorities had canceled his travel documents, and U.S. officials were confirming plans to grant visas to him and his family.
The New York Times reports that even some of his closest political allies did not know his whereabouts.
The Washington Post separately reports that Bolsonaro feared imminent arrest over the financial investigations.
His departure now raises two distinct questions: whether he left Brazil to avoid potential legal consequences, and how the Trump administration's decision to facilitate his entry into the United States may affect Brazil's efforts to pursue those investigations.
The first is a question of motive that investigators have yet to establish. The second is already becoming a diplomatic confrontation between Washington and Brasília.
🇧🇷 🇺🇲 Flávio Bolsonaro lost Sunday's runoff to Lula. By Tuesday he was gone. A State Department official told CNN and AP the US will issue visas to Bolsonaro and his family and let them into the country, confirming he's already left Brazil, even as he posted an Instagram video denying any intention to flee.
The sequence: Moraes ordered Bolsonaro to surrender his regular and diplomatic passports within 24 hours and barred him from leaving Brazil. He didn't comply. Federal Police canceled the documents and are searching for him. Argentine outlet Infobae reports he crossed into Argentina on foot at the Puerto Iguaçu border around 2am Tuesday, using his national ID card since he no longer legally held a passport, then boarded a private Gulfstream bound for the US. Argentina's government says it has no record of his entry at all.
This isn't the first time a Bolsonaro has tested this exact boundary. Jair spent two nights inside Hungary's Brasília embassy in February 2024 after his own passport was seized, and Moraes later found insufficient evidence that counted as a flight attempt. Eduardo Bolsonaro has been living in the US since March 2025, citing the same fear of passport seizure. Flávio is the third member of the family to run the same play, each time with Washington's door already open.
That door has been open for a while. Rubio revoked Moraes's visa in 2025 over what he called a "political witch hunt," later expanding the order to other justices and their families, and Washington opened a trade investigation into Brazil weeks after. Trump offered Bolsonaro "tacit support" through the campaign.
A Brazilian lawmaker from Bolsonaro's party is already framing the timing as proof of judicial bias, Moraes's passport order landing, he says, "seven minutes after the election." Legal scholars quoted by Courthouse News say the opposite: evidence that Bolsonaro tried to leave right after losing and right after the order could sharply weaken his position and strengthen the case for pretrial detention.
Washington granting entry to someone its own courts' counterpart has just barred from leaving the country isn't a neutral visa decision. It's the US placing its thumb on one side of an active Brazilian legal proceeding, for the second time with this same family, while that proceeding is still unfolding.
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Are you kidding me with this 'political persecution' narrative regarding Flávio?
Look at the actual facts on the ground! The conservative movement didn't just with they locked down a solid majority across Congress, and the voters went to the polls and handed four of Flávio's closest family members direct seats in the National Congress:
Michelle Bolsonaro (Stepmother) was elected Senator for the Federal District!
Carlos Bolsonaro (Brother) was elected Senator for Santa Catarina!
Jair Renan Bolsonaro (Half-brother) was elected Federal Deputy for Santa Catarina!
Renato Bolsonaro (Uncle) was elected Federal Deputy for São Paulo!
How on earth can anyone cry 'persecution' when the right holds the congressional majority and his entire family was just democratically elected by millions of voters?!
The people made their voice heard loud and clear at the ballot box!"
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