Flávio Bolsonaro's passports flagged internationally after court order breach

Brazilian police have placed Senator Flávio Bolsonaro's Brazilian passports on international alert after canceling both his standard and diplomatic documents, notifying the Supreme Court and Interpol. The action follows his departure from Brazil despite a court order prohibiting him from leaving the country. The Federal Police communicated the restriction to all 196 Interpol member countries, but security analyst Elijonas Maia noted this measure cannot fully prevent his international travel, as his Italian passport remains valid and uncanceled. The court order required him to surrender all passports, but he reportedly left without doing so. Canceling the Italian passport would require diplomatic negotiations between Brazil and Italy, which have not yet begun. The Federal Police is preparing a detailed report on the order's violation, investigating his exit route, companions, and the private jet's origin and financing.