Brazil’s Supreme Court Tightens Grip on Bolsonaro Amid Dubious ‘Flight Risk’ Claims
Brazil’s highest court orders increased police presence at former President Bolsonaro’s home, citing a questionable ‘flight risk’—raising concerns about judicial overreach and political targeting under the guise of law enforcement.
In an aggressive move that raises serious questions about judicial overreach and politically motivated tactics, Brazil’s Supreme Court justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered enhanced police surveillance around the residence of former President Jair Bolsonaro. Officially justified by a supposed "risk of flight," this directive comes amid a sprawling legal assault against Bolsonaro, who currently serves under house arrest. The court's decision follows a request from prosecutors citing evidence allegedly obtained from a seized phone, including a draft asylum application addressed to Argentina's controversial new president, Javier Milei. Yet this so-called "evidence" dates back to early 2024, far preceding any...
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