Brazilian candidate Flávio Bolsonaro barred from leaving country in money laundering case

Brazilian candidate Flávio Bolsonaro must surrender his passports and is barred from leaving the country due to a money laundering investigation, one day after losing the presidential election. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the annulment of his passports, including his diplomatic one, with a 24-hour deadline for surrender. Bolsonaro is also prohibited from contacting his co-accused lawyer, Willer Tomaz, in a case involving alleged money laundering linked to companies and online sports betting. Bolsonaro denies the allegations and claims the order stems from his brother Eduardo's pre-election comments about him leaving the country. He faces a separate corruption probe over film financing and is challenging the election result, which incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva won with 51.8 percent of the vote.