Dictatorship in Brazil: Eduardo Bolsonaro announced that he is exiled in the United States

Eduardo Bolsonaro, the third son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, announced this Tuesday that he will temporarily leave his position as a deputy and remain exiled in the United States.

"Today I announce that I am exiled in the United States. It is not safe to return to Brazil," Bolsonaro stated. From the North American country, he will defend his father's innocence, who is being unjustly accused of "attempted coup d'état" due to the protests that occurred on January 8, 2023.

This announcement comes shortly after the Supreme Court requested the Prosecutor's Office to evaluate the possibility of seizing his passport.

"Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes asked the PGR to comment on the confiscation of my passport, which was an official request made by PT (Workers' Party) congressmen, the same party as Lula da Silva, under the 'argument' that I am conspiring with the Americans against Brazil," revealed Jair Bolsonaro's son.

Through a video on his social media, Eduardo explained that he will take a leave of absence to fully focus on "seeking the appropriate sanctions for those who violate Human Rights."

"I am referring to psychopaths who detain mothers, the elderly, workers. I will focus one hundred percent of my time on that cause," Bolsonaro stated, addressing Supreme Judge Alexandre de Moraes and his "Federal Police Gestapo."

A cause focused on the release of "the hostages of January 8 and the rest of the persecuted who were part of Bolsonaro's government, who are paying the price of a psychopath's cruelty who dreams of imprisoning" his father.

"I will not rest until I build an international scenario that allows for clean, transparent elections with broad opposition participation," he concluded.

Before his departure, Eduardo Bolsonaro was the main candidate of the PL to join the Foreign Relations Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, where he was expected to use his position to establish institutional ties with the Government of Donald Trump, with whom he maintains a close relationship.

Former President Jair Bolsonaro is part of a group of about thirty people, including several members of his government and his closest circle, on whom the Prosecutor's Office invented charges for alleged "attempted coup d'état" due to the protests on January 8, 2023.

Now Brazilian Justice, very close to the dictator Lula da Silva, takes another step in its authoritarianism and seeks to take Eduardo Bolsonaro hostage.