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Bolsonaro's next legal move if passport request denied by Jan 19, 2025?
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Brazilian•Jair Bolsonaro•Brazil•Supreme Court•US•Donald Trump•Washington•Bolsonaro•Alexandre de Moraes•Republican•Moraes
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Appeal the Decision • 33%
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Moraes Demands Invitation as Bolsonaro Seeks Passport Held Since 2024 for Trump's Inauguration
Jan 11, 2025, 12:12 PM
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has requested Brazil's Supreme Court to release his passport so he can attend the inauguration of US President-elect Donald Trump in Washington on January 20. Bolsonaro's passport has been withheld since February 2024 amid investigations into his alleged involvement in a coup attempt in 2023. This marks Bolsonaro's third attempt to retrieve his passport. His lawyers have submitted a formal request to Minister Alexandre de Moraes, claiming Bolsonaro was invited directly by the Republican committee. Moraes has asked Bolsonaro to present an official invitation, noting that the lawyers did not provide the necessary documents and requested a 'complementation' of the submission.
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