After 7 days stuck in France, tourist from MT is released and embarks back to Brazil | Mato Grosso

To the g1Elizabeth’s family said she You must disembark in São Paulo around 5pm and then will take another flight to Cuiabáat 11pm.

“She is very distressed. She suffered a lot and will need a lot of support from her family, she will certainly be received with all the love. The immigration staff only returned her cell phone and passport when she was already seated on the flight,” he said. Fernanda, Elizabeth’s niece.

Fernanda claims that her aunt never went to Portugal and that there was an error on the part of the European immigration system.

O g1 He contacted Itamaraty to understand if there was already an explanation for what may have happened, but, until the last update of this report, he had not received any response.

She explained that the family hired a lawyer, who intends to file a lawsuit against the Union to understand where and how this alleged error happened. According to Fernanda, the Brazilian Consulate in France has not yet returned her calls.

Still according to her niece, Elizabeth He spent all these days without having access to his own phone.

Elizabeth Campos Cardoso traveled to France last Saturday (20), where she intended to spend two days visiting friends from church. Upon landing at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris, she was stopped by police officers who claimed that her name was on an Interpol list.

To the g1Elizabeth’s niece, Fernanda Baia, said that the airport staff said that Elizabeth’s passport was listed as stolen or lostin Portugal, on the date of August 24, 2023 and that, therefore, her name would be linked to Interpol. However, according to Fernanda, her aunt never traveled to Portugal.

“They learned in a room for 9 hours, without communication with the family. It was total despair. She fainted from so much weakness, they had to put her in a wheelchair. Then they took her to the Red Cross, which is next door from the airport, and they are keeping her there to this day”, he said.

The native of Cuiabana had a hearing with a French judge this Wednesday (24), who informed her that she could not issue any documents, and that Elizabeth would need to ask the Brazilian consulate in Paris.

The following day, the French police informed Elizabeth that there were no more irregularities with her passport, that her name had been removed from Interpol and that she could embark for Brazil.

However, according to Fernanda, upon boarding, the aunt was stopped again by immigration, for no apparent reason.