A request for extradition from the former federal deputy (-SP) is yet another setback for the minister of the (Supreme Federal Court) in his attempt to bring Bolsonaro supporters convicted or investigated by the court back to the country.
This Wednesday (1st), the Italian Supreme Court of Appeal annulled the sentence of a lower court that had requested the extradition of the former deputy. The case was sent back to the court and will be judged by another section. As a result, Zambelli remains free pending a new trial.
The first sentence from the European country stated that it saw as problematic that Zambelli ended up being sentenced to ten years in prison by the (National Council of Justice) and for issuing a false arrest warrant against the minister himself.
In a note, the president of the STF, reacted at the time by saying that The minister also stated that Moraes’ decisions were unanimously endorsed by the First Panel of the court, as he understood that the requirements for the exercise of criminal action were present.
Remember other cases of Bolsonaro supporters who avoided extraditions.
Alexandre Ramagem
The former deputy who headed the (Brazilian Intelligence Agency) in the government of (PL) opened the event in December last year.
In April, Ramagem, US immigration service, but. The Federal Police stated that the former deputy had been arrested as a result of international police cooperation with US authorities. Ramagem’s allies, in turn, stated that he was detained due to an alleged minor traffic violation, which culminated in an immigration analysis.
Ramagem fled to . He was sentenced by the STF to loss of office and 16 years and one month in prison for participating in an attempted coup d’état at the end of the Bolsonaro government.
Allan dos Santos
In March 2024, the United States government, at the time led by Joe Biden, informed Brazil that for crimes that Americans see as crimes of opinion, they would be guaranteed by the right to freedom of expression.
At that time, the document sent to Brazil did not present a clear denial of the extradition request, which was mainly based on the crimes of slander, insult and defamation. These crimes.
The Bolsonarist influencer, presenter of the former YouTube channel Terça Livre, has been in the United States since 2020 and has been considered a fugitive since the following year, when his preventive arrest was ordered within the fake news investigation, at the request of the Federal Police.
Eduardo Tagliaferro
In August 2025, Moraes, who lives in Italy. In the same year, .
accused of having committed the crimes of violation of functional secrecy, coercion during the process, obstruction of investigation and attempt to abolish the democratic rule of law.
The complaint takes into account the leak of messages from members of Moraes’ office throughout 2022. The conversations revealed by Sheet show that the minister .
Oswaldo Eustáquio
The extradition request was denied by the Spanish Court in April 2025. The Spanish authorities.
Eustáquio is suspected of crimes against democracy and corruption of minors for allegedly using his daughter’s profile to commit illicit acts.
The blogger was arrested for the first time in 2020 as ordered by Moraes in the investigation into undemocratic acts that year. He has lived in Spain since 2023. He is considered a fugitive by Brazilian justice and his name was included in the red broadcast of Interpol, the channel for fugitives from international politics.
Joel Borges Corrêa
In March, the Argentine government sentenced him to 13 years and six months in prison for his involvement in attacks on the headquarters of the three Powers.
Corrêa lived in Buenos Aires and was arrested while trying to escape to Chile. To receive protection, he claimed political persecution in Brazil.
According to the complaint, he was arrested red-handed by the Military Police of the Federal District when depredations were taking place at the Palácio do Planalto. The accusation included the crimes of violent abolition of the democratic rule of law, coup d’état, deterioration of listed property, qualified damage and armed criminal association.
