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Miami arrival footage shows Flávio Bolsonaro leaving private jet

The live broadcast adds images of the Brazilian senator's arrival to reporting on his departure, while the anchor says allies had urged him to stay in Brazil.

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0:09Live airport images show the private jet as the anchor announces Bolsonaro's arrival in Miami.
1:13The anchor identifies a US security official accompanying the reception.
2:22The anchor reports that allies strongly advised Bolsonaro against leaving Brazil after the election.
2:45Reporters and camera crews wait outside the executive terminal for the group to emerge.
4:45The anchor relays an early correspondent's account that the family used Italian passports.

Flávio Bolsonaro steps off a private jet in Miami and greets personnel on the ground. The arrival footage provides a visible moment in a journey that has prompted questions about the Brazilian senator's whereabouts and his decision to leave the country after the election.

Brazil's CNN Brasil broadcasts the disembarkation live, identifying Bolsonaro and accompanying relatives. The anchor also points out a US security official at the reception. The images then shift to the executive terminal's glass doors, where reporters and camera crews wait for the group to emerge.

Bolsonaro, a Liberal Party senator representing Rio de Janeiro, is the son of former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro. The anchor describes him as the defeated presidential candidate and reports that allies had strongly advised him not to leave Brazil following the result. That account of their advice comes from the broadcast, rather than from anyone speaking on the airport footage.

The clip also captures an early account of the travel-document questions surrounding the journey: the anchor relays a correspondent's information that the family used Italian passports. No documents are shown. Bolsonaro does not address the waiting journalists within the sequence described here; the broadcast continues alternating between the aircraft and the terminal entrance.

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