Brazil's Federal Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Morais ruled on the 26th to ban Flavio Bosonaro, son of former President Jair Bosonaro, from leaving Brazil and ordered him to hand over his passport to the Brazilian police within 24 hours. According to Brazilian media reports, the ruling is under judicial secrecy and was made public by Flavio Bosonaro himself on social media. The judicial order relates to a case currently being investigated by the Supreme Court, and both Flavio Bosonaro and his lawyer Ville Thomas were the targets of investigation. Flavio Bosonaro said on social media on the 26th that he visited his imprisoned father Jair Bosonaro that morning. When he left the place of confinement, the federal police showed up and ordered him to hand over his passport and prohibited him from leaving Brazil. According to preliminary investigations by the Brazilian Federal Police, Flavio Bosonaro is suspected of receiving funding from Alcazar Holdings. The company is registered in Madeira, Portugal, and is currently also being investigated by the federal police. Last week, Demorais ordered the freezing of lawyer Ville Thomas' assets of up to 6 billion reais. Thomas is suspected of being involved in money laundering activities related to the online gaming business and is currently being investigated by the police. In Brazil's presidential election, which ended on the 25th, Labor Party candidate and current President Lula defeated Liberal Party candidate Flavio Bosonaro to be re-elected. Flavio Bosonaro then refused to acknowledge losing the election and said he would take legal action to seek the annulment of the election results. On the 26th, Flavio Bosonaro's Liberal Party acknowledged the election results.

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