After losing the October 25 runoff, Flávio Bolsonaro missed a Supreme Court deadline to surrender his passports and traveled with his family through Argentina and Ecuador, arriving in Miami on October 28. The order was part of an investigation into suspected money laundering involving lawyer Willer Tomaz; both men deny wrongdoing, and the BBC reported that Flávio had not been charged. The United States issued visas to the family, drawing objections from Brazil's government as Trump endorsed their entry, while allegations of official help with the journey and new details about its financing added to the dispute.
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“…his decision to leave Brazil is shameful”
Quoted in Xinhua · also 7 other outlets
Lula said it was shameful that Bolsonaro had not stayed in Brazil to prove his innocence.
Our summary of Daily Maverick, via Reuters
Alkimin says he has never seen anything like this.
Our summary of Yonhap News Agency
In parliament
“I will hand over my passports and defend myself against this travesty”
Quoted in Daily Maverick, via Reuters · also 5 other outlets
A spokesperson for the senator denied reports about his departure from Brazil.
Our summary of Clarín, via Folha
In the courts
Brazil's Supreme Court ordered Flavio Bolsonaro to submit his passport within 24 hours.
Our summary of Daily Jang · also 1 other outlet
Moraes ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to hand over his passports.
Our summary of Agência Brasil · also 2 other outlets
Political parties
Michelle Bolsonaro accused Flávio Bolsonaro of having disrespected her.
Our summary of Clarín, via AFP
Jair Bolsonaro did not know in advance about his son's departure.
Our summary of Der Spiegel
The US State Department said it will issue visas to Bolsonaro and his family.
Our summary of BBC News · also 3 other outlets
“The election was really strange, and I thought it was terrible”
Quoted in PBS NewsHour, via Associated Press · also 1 other outlet
The Trump administration has made clear it will issue visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family to allow them to enter.
Our summary of Yonhap News Agency · also 2 other outlets
In Congress
The Trump government is granting refuge to Flávio Bolsonaro in the United States.
Our summary of Agência Brasil
“Ainda assim, o governo Trump está concedendo refúgio a Flávio Bolsonaro nos Estados Unidos”
Machine translation: “Even so, the Trump administration is granting refuge to Flávio Bolsonaro in the United States”
The US State Department plans to grant visas to Flávio Bolsonaro and his family.
Our summary of Agência Brasil
A spokesperson for Javier Milei says there is no asylum request.
Our summary of France 24, via Reuters
The government made a political decision to allow Bolsonaro's entry despite ongoing legal proceedings against him.
Our summary of teleSUR English
“…from the claws of communism, which seeks to imprison all opposition figures”
Quoted in CBC News
In parliament
Bregman said her parliamentary group will formally request access to public information to find out who made the decisions.
Our summary of Le Monde, via Agence France-Presse
Regional and local government
Romo wrote on X that it is sometimes very positive for journalism to repeat anything without checking.
Our summary of Clarín
“A veces, y solo a veces, es muy positivo que el periodismo repita cualquier cosa sin chequear nada”
No translation yet.
Political parties
Solano wrote on X that Milei was a key player in an international conspiracy led by Trump to let Flavio Bolsonaro escape the Brazilian justice investigation.
Our summary of Le Monde
“…a été acteur fondamental d’une conspiration internationale dirigée par Trump pour permettre à Flavio Bolsonaro d’échapper à l’enquête de la justice brésilienne”
Machine translation: “…was a fundamental actor in an international conspiracy led by Trump to allow Flavio Bolsonaro to escape an investigation by Brazilian justice”
Points where outlets or parties give conflicting facts or readings. Each side is summarised by our pipeline; its sources are listed under it.
The Federal Police reported a concrete risk that Flávio would flee after the election result.
Federal Police (PF) · our summary of Agência Brasil
Flávio denied intending to leave the country.
Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazilian senator · our summary of teleSUR English, via Brasil de Fato
Flavio Bolsonaro, Brazilian senator · our summary of The Hankyoreh
The investigation concerns suspected money laundering through online betting platforms, and police suspect Flávio was Tomaz's undisclosed business partner.
Flávio Bolsonaro and Willer Tomaz deny wrongdoing.
Flávio Bolsonaro, Brazilian senator · our summary of Agência Brasil
An Associated Press account citing lawmaker Marcela Pagano said Argentine government sources had claimed Flávio never entered the country.
Argentine government (Milei administration) · our summary of Clarín, via Associated Press
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration said Flávio and his family entered through the Tancredo Neves bridge at 10:50 p.m. on October 27.
National Migration Directorate of Argentina · our summary of Agência Brasil
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
Lula accused Washington of colluding with the Bolsonaro family to help them return to power.
Lula, President of Brazil · our summary of Daily Maverick, via Reuters
The U.S. government denied meddling in Brazil's domestic affairs.
United States · our summary of Daily Maverick, via Reuters
Infobae reported a planned U.S.-bound flight from Puerto Iguazú on a Baires Fly aircraft.
Brazilian media characterized the report as a distraction intended to conceal Flávio's departure.
Brazilian media outlets · our summary of Clarín
Argentina's migration authority said the family boarded a Baires Fly flight at Puerto Iguazú for Guayaquil.
Argentine migration service, National Directorate of Migration · our summary of RIA Novosti
“В 23.30 прибывшая делегация поднялась на борт частного рейса, организованного компанией Baires Fly S.A., в город Гуаякиль, Эквадор, как было указано в плане полета”
Machine translation: “At 23:30, the arriving delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as indicated in the flight plan”
Our summary of teleSUR English, via EFE
Flávio's entourage said the Puerto Iguazú flight registration was a diversion and that he left from another airport.
Bolsonaro's entourage · our summary of Meduza
Brazil's government called the plan a challenge to its sovereignty and unjust shelter for a serious criminal.
Brazil · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
Trump said he approved Flávio's arrival and believed the family had been treated unfairly.
Reactions from other countries and bodies, others involved, and commentary.
Flavio Bolsonaro has held Italian nationality since 2023, according to an Italian parliamentary document.
Our summary of NDTV, via AFP · also 1 other outlet
Cuba denies having political prisoners.
Our summary of Clarín, via The New York Times · long-held position
“The two are friends, and neither has ever handled the other's money”
Quoted in NDTV
Gulart says the right wing had appeared to be controlled by the ultra-right faction around the Bolsonaro clan, but that apparently this will no longer happen.
Our summary of RIA Novosti
“До сих пор казалось, что правое крыло находится под контролем ультраправой его части, сформированной вокруг клана Болсонару, но, по-видимому, этого теперь не произойдет”
No translation yet.
Rossi said the flight, which he says the Argentine government facilitated, is one of the most serious events since the return of democracy.
Our summary of Le Monde
“…l’un des faits les plus graves depuis le retour de la démocratie”
Machine translation: “…one of the most serious events since the return of democracy”
Grande does not know who hired the broker, and the broker told him he did not know that person before the operation either.
Our summary of Clarín, via AFP
“…the Brazilian scenario is completely different from what we had in Venezuela and what we have in Cuba”
Quoted in France 24
Larissa Wachholz says Lula likes presidential diplomacy and that Brazil has been encouraged to diversify its relations in the face of Trump's aggressive policy.
Our summary of Clarín, via AFP
“Le gusta la diplomacia presidencial. Y Brasil se ha visto alentado a diversificar sus relaciones”
No translation yet.
Fiona Macauley described the escapes as an incredible admission of guilt.
Our summary of France 24
Larissa Peixoto Gomes said the escape looks really bad, especially to undecided voters.
Our summary of France 24
Reported October 19, 2026: Brazil's Supreme Federal Court was investigating Flávio Bolsonaro and lawyer Willer Tomaz over suspected money laundering.
Sources: RIA Novosti (via O Globo) · Agência Brasil
The investigation is being conducted in the Supreme Federal Court under Justice Alexandre de Moraes.
Flávio Bolsonaro and Willer Tomaz are under investigation for suspected money laundering through online betting platforms.
On October 26, Moraes barred Flávio from leaving Brazil and required him to surrender his passports.
Sources: teleSUR English (via Brasil de Fato) · Agência Brasil
Moraes ordered Flávio Bolsonaro to hand over his passports within 24 hours and not to leave Brazil.
Flávio said that, as he left his father's house, he was served notice to hand over his passports and was also banned from leaving the country.
“…eu fui intimado a entregar meus passaportes e também estou proibido de deixar o país”
Machine translation: “I was ordered to hand over my passports and am also prohibited from leaving the country.”
On October 26, Flávio said in a social-media video that he had never intended to leave Brazil, would surrender his passports and would defend himself.
Sources: The Hankyoreh
He had no intention of leaving the country at all.
He would submit his passport and defend himself against what he called an absurd measure.
On October 27, the court deadline expired without Flávio surrendering his passports, and police sources said the documents were canceled.
Sources: Meduza · Agência Brasil · France 24 (via Reuters)
The court-set deadline for handing over the passport expired on 27 October and Bolsonaro did not comply.
Flávio Bolsonaro did not hand over his passports to the Federal Police after a decision by Justice Alexandre de Moraes.
Brazil cancelled Flavio Bolsonaro's passports on Tuesday after he failed to hand them to police.
Two Federal Police sources said Flavio Bolsonaro failed to comply with a Supreme Court order to surrender his passports.
On October 27, a senior U.S. official said the State Department would issue visas to Flávio and his family.
Sources: The Hindu · NDTV (via Associated Press)
The U.S. State Department said it would issue visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family but did not confirm his travel plans.
The State Department will issue visas to Flavio Bolsonaro and his family and allow them entry into the United States.
At 10:50 p.m. on October 27, Argentina's migration authority said Flávio, his wife and two daughters entered through the Tancredo Neves International Bridge.
Sources: Yonhap News Agency · Agência Brasil
The migration authority said Bolsonaro, his wife and two daughters entered Argentina through the Tancredo Neves International Bridge near Puerto Iguazú at 10:50 p.m. on October 27.
The National Migration Directorate said in a note that the entry occurred at 22:50 through the Tancredo Neves International Bridge in Misiones province.
At 11:30 p.m. on October 27, the family boarded a Baires Fly private flight for Guayaquil under the filed flight plan, Argentina's migration authority said.
Sources: RIA Novosti · Clarín
The delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. at 23:30, bound for Guayaquil, Ecuador, as stated in the flight plan.
“В 23.30 прибывшая делегация поднялась на борт частного рейса, организованного компанией Baires Fly S.A., в город Гуаякиль, Эквадор, как было указано в плане полета”
Machine translation: “At 23:30, the arriving delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as indicated in the flight plan”
Argentina's migration authority says Bolsonaro, his wife and two daughters boarded a private flight operated by Baires Fly S.A. bound for Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Clarín reported that Caputo was in Puerto Iguazú on Tuesday night as Flávio and his family boarded a private flight; Casa Rosada sources said Caputo had monitored the operation from its first hour.
Sources: Clarín
Reported October 28, 2026: Anonymous sources cited by U.S. media said Flávio had arrived in the United States on Tuesday.
Sources: France 24 (via US media) · The Hindu (via U.S. media)
Anonymous sources cited by US media say Bolsonaro arrived in the United States on Tuesday.
U.S. media, citing anonymous sources, reported that Bolsonaro had arrived in the United States on Tuesday.
Early on October 28, the aircraft landed in Guayaquil, refueled and took off about half an hour later.
Sources: Clarín (via AFP) · El País (via El Universo)
The aircraft landed in Guayaquil early Wednesday, refueled and took off again about half an hour later.
The plane landed in Guayaquil during the early morning, refueled, and took off again half an hour later.
The plane carrying Flávio and his family landed at Miami's Opa-Locka airport shortly before 10:30 a.m. Brasília time on October 28.
Sources: Agência Brasil · Agência Brasil
The aircraft carrying Flávio Bolsonaro and his family landed at Opa-Locka airport in Miami.
The plane carrying Flávio Bolsonaro and his family landed at Opa-Locka airport in Miami, United States, shortly before 10:30 Brasília time on Wednesday (28).
On October 28, Brazil's Federal Police said it was investigating the circumstances of Flávio's departure.
Sources: Agência Brasil
The Federal Police says it is investigating the circumstances of Flávio Bolsonaro's departure from Brazil.
On October 28, Trump said he approved of Flávio coming to the United States and called the family fine people.
Sources: The Hindu · Clarín (via Associated Press)
Trump says he would approve of Flavio Bolsonaro coming to the United States.
Trump says he thinks the people concerned are fine people.
Trump said the elections were really strange and that he found them terrible.
“Las elecciones fueron realmente extrañas, y me pareció terrible”
Machine translation: “The elections were really strange, and I thought they were terrible”
Trump stressed that he did not back the election results.
On October 28, after arriving in Miami, Flávio said he had left a “regime of exception” to become the leader his people deserved.
Sources: Clarín
He says he left a regime of exception in order to become the leader his people deserve.
“…dejé un régimen de excepción para poder ser el líder que mi pueblo merece”
Machine translation: “I left a state of exception in order to be the leader my people deserve”
On October 29, Baires Fly head Luis Grande told AFP that a U.S.-based broker had hired him to arrange Flávio's flight.
Sources: Clarín (via AFP)
A broker Grande has known for ten years, who sells flights and lives in the United States, hired him for the flight.
“A mí me contrató un 'broker' a quien conozco desde hace diez años, que vende vuelos y vive en Estados Unidos”
No translation yet.
The broker transferred a 150,000-dollar payment from a US bank account of Baires Fly to an Argentine bank.
Grande does not know who hired the broker, and the broker told him he did not know that person before the operation either.
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The Supreme Federal Court investigation concerns suspected money laundering linked to online betting platforms and companies. Police suspect Flávio was Willer Tomaz's undisclosed business partner; El País, citing Folha de S.Paulo, reported that Flávio had administrator access to an account belonging to a Tomaz company registered in Madeira. Both men deny wrongdoing, and the BBC reported that Flávio had not been charged.
Our summary of RIA Novosti, via O Globo
Our summary of Agência Brasil
Federal Police · our summary of El País
Our summary of El País, via Folha de S.Paulo
Moraes ordered Flávio to surrender his passports within 24 hours, barred him from leaving Brazil and contacting Tomaz, and ordered the passports invalidated with an exit alert entered in the immigration system. Police reported a concrete flight risk, but also said travel-document restrictions alone do not make someone a fugitive or authorize arrest, permanent surveillance or other precautionary measures. Flávio said the decision followed remarks by Eduardo, questioned its justification, called it intimidation, and said he would comply while appealing.
Alexandre de Moraes, Brazilian Supreme Court justice · our summary of teleSUR English, via Brasil de Fato
Alexandre de Moraes, Brazilian Supreme Court justice · our summary of Der Spiegel, via G1
Alexandre de Moraes, Brazilian Supreme Court justice · our summary of Der Spiegel, via G1
Alexandre de Moraes, Brazilian Supreme Court justice · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
The deadline expired on October 27 without Flávio surrendering his passports, and police sources said his Brazilian and diplomatic passports were canceled. A Brazilian police source said there was no formal record of his departure through regular immigration controls; the Federal Police said it was investigating the circumstances of his departure.
Our summary of Meduza
Our summary of Agência Brasil
two sources from the Federal Police · our summary of France 24, via Reuters
police source · our summary of NDTV, via AFP
Early accounts described a possible secret crossing and a proposed U.S.-bound flight from Puerto Iguazú. Infobae reported a planned Gulfstream flight and customs and immigration requests for passengers; Clarín said a U.S.-bound flight plan did not proceed, while Brazilian media characterized the Infobae account as a distraction. Flávio's entourage later said the Puerto Iguazú registration was itself a diversion and that he left Argentina from another airport.
Argentina's government initially said it had no record of Flávio entering the country. The National Directorate of Migration later said he, his wife and two daughters entered at 10:50 p.m. on October 27 with valid documents and no legal impediment; the authority said their flight plan listed Guayaquil. Presidential spokesman Adrián Ravier said there was no asylum request, that Argentina had taken note of Brazil's election, and that trade ties were expected to continue despite ideological differences between Milei and Lula.
Argentina · our summary of Clarín
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
Argentine migration service, National Directorate of Migration · our summary of RIA Novosti
“В 23.30 прибывшая делегация поднялась на борт частного рейса, организованного компанией Baires Fly S.A., в город Гуаякиль, Эквадор, как было указано в плане полета”
Machine translation: “At 23:30, the arriving delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as indicated in the flight plan”
The migration authority said the family boarded a Baires Fly flight for Guayaquil at 11:30 p.m. on October 27. Clarín reported a 00:21 takeoff with no destination shown on radar; the aircraft stopped in Guayaquil, refueled and continued toward Miami. The plane landed at Miami's Opa-Locka airport shortly before 10:30 a.m. Brasília time on October 28, and sources cited by O Globo said Eduardo met Flávio there.
National Directorate of Migration of Argentina · our summary of Agência Brasil
Argentine migration service, National Directorate of Migration · our summary of RIA Novosti
“В 23.30 прибывшая делегация поднялась на борт частного рейса, организованного компанией Baires Fly S.A., в город Гуаякиль, Эквадор, как было указано в плане полета”
Machine translation: “At 23:30, the arriving delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as indicated in the flight plan”
Our summary of Clarín
Our summary of Clarín, via AFP
Anonymous sources cited by U.S. media said Flávio had arrived in the United States on Tuesday, before the reported Argentina-to-Ecuador flight and Wednesday Miami landing. Clarín characterized the early U.S.-arrival claim as false. Some accounts said visas had already been granted, while the State Department initially said it would issue them.
anonymous sources cited by US media · our summary of France 24, via US media
anonymous sources · our summary of France 24, via US media
Argentina's National Directorate of Migration · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
Argentine migration service, National Directorate of Migration · our summary of RIA Novosti
“В 23.30 прибывшая делегация поднялась на борт частного рейса, организованного компанией Baires Fly S.A., в город Гуаякиль, Эквадор, как было указано в плане полета”
Machine translation: “At 23:30, the arriving delegation boarded a private flight organized by Baires Fly S.A. to the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador, as indicated in the flight plan”
Clarín reported that presidential adviser Santiago Caputo was in Puerto Iguazú as the family boarded and that anonymous Casa Rosada sources said he monitored the operation. Sources in Puerto Iguazú alleged that Argentina's national government facilitated the entry and departure; anonymous sources cited by Clarín also said the U.S. State Department monitored the plan. Simon Levy alleged that Milei knew of and helped coordinate the operation. Airport-linked sources described the operation as messy but said planned procedures were followed or that it was not irregular.
The United States issued visas to Flávio and his family. Trump said he approved their arrival, called the family “fine people,” criticized Brazil's election and said he did not back its results; when asked about admitting them, he said he believed they had been treated unfairly. Brazil's government called the visa plan a challenge to sovereignty and unjust shelter for a serious criminal. Joaquín Castro argued that election defeat was no grounds for asylum and demanded answers about the administration's role in helping Flávio leave Brazil.
Lula regretted Flávio's departure, said he should have stayed to answer the allegations, called it shameful and said someone who leaves secretly must have something to hide. He criticized the Bolsonaro family's closeness to the United States and accused Washington of collusion to help them return to power; Washington denied meddling. Flávio denied fleeing, said he had not abandoned the Brazilian people, described his departure as protection from a political witch hunt, and said he would lead the opposition from the United States.
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil · our summary of Clarín, via Associated Press
“Lamento que haya salido de Brasil, porque podría haberse quedado y demostrar que las acusaciones no son ciertas”
Machine translation: “I regret that he left Brazil, because he could have stayed and shown that the accusations are not true”
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil · our summary of Clarín, via Associated Press
“Este acto de irse de Brasil es vergonzoso”
Machine translation: “This act of leaving Brazil is shameful”
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil · our summary of Agência Brasil
“O cidadão que sai escondido do seu país é porque deve alguma coisa”
Machine translation: “A citizen who leaves his country secretly is because he owes something.”
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, President of Brazil · our summary of Clarín
“Brasil es su segunda patria, la primera es lamerle las botas a Estados Unidos”
Machine translation: “Brazil is his second homeland; the first is licking the boots of the United States.”
Brazilian and Argentine opposition figures made allegations about government involvement. Agustín Rossi accused Milei of helping Flávio flee and called the alleged facilitation one of the gravest events since democracy returned; Gabriel Solano accused Milei of a key role in a conspiracy led by Trump. Myriam Bregman said her group would seek public information about who made the decisions, and experts cited by Yonhap said the allegations could affect Argentina–Brazil relations.
Agustin Rossi, Former Argentine cabinet chief · our summary of Le Monde
“[Flavio] Bolsonaro s’est enfui. [Javier] Milei l’a aidé”
Machine translation: “[Flavio] Bolsonaro fled. [Javier] Milei helped him.”
Agustin Rossi, Former Argentine cabinet chief · our summary of Le Monde
“…l’un des faits les plus graves depuis le retour de la démocratie”
Machine translation: “…one of the most serious events since the return of democracy”
Gabriel Solano, Workers' Party leader · our summary of Le Monde
“…a été acteur fondamental d’une conspiration internationale dirigée par Trump pour permettre à Flavio Bolsonaro d’échapper à l’enquête de la justice brésilienne”
Machine translation: “…was a fundamental actor in an international conspiracy led by Trump to allow Flavio Bolsonaro to escape an investigation by Brazilian justice”
Myriam Bregman, Argentine national legislator · our summary of Le Monde, via Agence France-Presse
Mayra Gulart said Flávio's departure could split Brazil's right wing. Rogério Marinho said the party had not coordinated with Flávio beforehand and that he had received only a text saying Flávio would take the day for himself; Marinho also said Flávio could not lead the opposition from Brazil. Mauricio Marcon questioned Moraes's objectivity and said the passport order came seven minutes after the election.
Mayra Gulart, Political scientist · our summary of RIA Novosti
Mayra Gulart, Political scientist · our summary of RIA Novosti
“До сих пор казалось, что правое крыло находится под контролем ультраправой его части, сформированной вокруг клана Болсонару, но, по-видимому, этого теперь не произойдет”
No translation yet.
Senator Rogério Marinho, Brazilian senator · our summary of Yonhap News Agency
“당과 어떠한 사전 교감도 없었으며, 그로부터 '오늘 하루 시간을 좀 가지겠다'는 문자메시지만 받았을 뿐”
Machine translation: “There was no prior communication with the party, and all I received from him was a text message saying, ‘I’ll take some time today.’”
Rogério Marinho, Brazilian senator · our summary of Agência Brasil
“…aqui no Brasil é impossível, pelo menos pelos sinais que estavam sendo demonstrados, que ele pudesse exercer esse papel [de líder da oposição]”
Machine translation: “…here in Brazil it is impossible, at least based on the signs that were being shown, for him to play that role [of opposition leader]”
Luis Grande, head of Baires Fly, said a U.S.-based broker he had known for ten years hired him for the flight and transferred $150,000 from the broker's company's U.S. bank account to an Argentine bank. Grande said he did not know who the broker's client was, and that the broker told him he had not known the client before the operation.
Luis Grande, Baires Fly representative · our summary of Clarín, via AFP
“A mí me contrató un 'broker' a quien conozco desde hace diez años, que vende vuelos y vive en Estados Unidos”
No translation yet.
Luis Grande, Baires Fly representative · our summary of Clarín, via AFP
Luis Grande, Baires Fly representative · our summary of Clarín, via AFP
Argentine and Brazilian coverage: Focused on the border crossing, flight logistics, early conflicting accounts and allegations about Argentine government assistance.
teleSUR and regional reporting: Relayed regional accounts of the route and highlighted political allegations surrounding the journey.
International agency and broadcaster coverage: Covered the U.S. visas and arrival, the investigation and departure, and responses from Trump, Lula and U.S. officials.
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