Brasilia, August 20 (RHC)-- Brazil's Minister of Planning and Budget Simone Tebet called on Saturday in Brasilia to confiscate the passport of former President Jair Bolsonaro, who could leave the country after a hacker confessed to acts that implicate him in attacks on the electoral system.

"Make no mistake, let them seek as quickly as possible to seize (Bolsonaro's) passport, because whoever fled to avoid passing the strip for a president who was legitimately elected by the people, will certainly want to leave Brazil in order to save his own skin," Tebet warned.

During the inauguration of the new head of the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, Marcio Pochmann, the lawyer applauded the confidences of the hacker Walter Delgatti in the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) on the coup acts of January 8 in Brasília.

In his testimony, the informer directly accused Bolsonaro of trying to hack the electronic machines system in Brazil's last election, knowing that he would lose to Lula da Silva.