Brazil’s Federal Police and intelligence agency ABIN have reportedly alerted officials to what they describe as a possible U.S.-linked psychological operation before the presidential election. The warning followed Washington’s suspension of in-person services at its embassy and consulates, officially citing security concerns. Officials allegedly fear the move could heighten public anxiety, depress turnout, and benefit Flávio Bolsonaro’s campaign. The claims remain contested, with limited public evidence released, underscoring the sensitivity of Brazil’s election and its strained relationship with Washington.
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