Bolsonaro's surprising move. He fled the country, and now he did this

Flavio Bolsonaro, son of the former president and current senator, supported a constitutional amendment aimed at combating organized crime during a remote Senate session. The amendment, part of President Lula's initiative to enhance public safety, was approved without opposition. It proposes the establishment of a special ministry for public security and harsher penalties for organized crime leaders. However, a controversial proposal to lower the age of criminal responsibility was removed for separate discussion. Bolsonaro's recent trip to the USA, despite a court order prohibiting him from leaving Brazil, has raised concerns, especially as he is involved in several legal investigations. His Senate mandate expires in January, but could be revoked if he fails to attend sessions.