Overview
- Puerto Iguazú federal prosecutor Aníbal Fabián Martínez asked to dismiss a Misiones complaint after citing INTERPOL and Dirección Nacional de Migraciones records that showed no active restrictions and regular entry and exit.
- The official migration logs state that Bolsonaro entered Argentina by the Puente Tancredo Neves and left the same night from Aeropuerto Cataratas del Iguazú on October 27, departing on a private flight that stopped in Guayaquil en route to Miami.
- Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti in Comodoro Py ordered preservation of border and airport footage and requested reports from Migraciones and the Foreign Ministry to reconstruct movements and controls during the transit.
- Complaints filed by opposition figures accuse President Javier Milei and other officials of possible cover-up or facilitation, and plaintiffs continue to demand flight manifests, passenger lists and staff records while one complainant said she also filed in Brazil.
- The case now runs on parallel tracks: the local fiscal review may close for lack of crime in its district while the federal probe could produce evidence about procedures, personnel and any communications that would determine legal or political liability.