Flávio Bolsonaro has published a letter challenging Brazil's presidential election and presenting himself as the "true elected president." The text works mainly as a political call to mobilise the opposition, without presenting concrete evidence of fraud.
Official figures show Lula re-elected with 64,256,232 votes (51.79% of valid votes), against 59,826,041 (48.21%) for Flávio Bolsonaro, a gap of roughly 4.4 million votes. International observers, including the Carter Center, praised the organisation of the vote.
The letter cites political persecution and attacks on the Supreme Court and the electoral court, but does not identify specific rulings or technical findings supporting the claimed irregularities. Bolsonaro also says he left Brazil to avoid arrest, a claim not backed by any cited arrest warrant.