Brazil cancels Flávio Bolsonaro’s passports after missed deadline

Brazilian authorities canceled Flávio Bolsonaro’s passports after he missed a court-ordered deadline to surrender them, as police sought to establish whether the senator had left the country following reports of a possible trip through Argentina to the United States. The Supreme Federal Court order, issued by Justice Alexandre de Moraes, required Bolsonaro to hand over his passports within 24 hours and barred him from leaving Brazil. He said in a social-media video that he would comply with the order while challenging it, and denied intending to leave the country. Police sources said the deadline passed without the documents being surrendered and that the passports were canceled. Reports citing people close to the Bolsonaro family said the senator had gone to Argentina and planned to continue to the United States. Those accounts have not been independently confirmed. Argentine authorities said they had no record of his entry, while Brazilian Federal Police sources said he had not exited through a regular migration checkpoint. Campaign coordinator Rogério Marinho also said Bolsonaro had not left Brazil. The reports described a private aircraft at Puerto Iguazú, near the...