Diego Santilli defends Flávio Bolsonaro's entry into Argentina with valid documents

elintransigente.com (Spanish) —

Argentina's Chief of Cabinet Diego Santilli defended the immigration process that allowed Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro to enter and leave the country, stating he had proper documentation and no Interpol restrictions. Santilli said Bolsonaro entered with valid paperwork and departed under the same conditions, traveling to the United States via Guayaquil. He argued that without administrative restrictions, the senator could freely enter and exit Argentina. When asked about political consequences of Bolsonaro's electoral defeat in Brazil, Santilli declined to comment, saying that impact concerns Brazil. His remarks came at an investment incentive business round in Rosario.


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