2 outlets · first filed 7 hours ago
Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate 'ordered to hand over passports'
Flavio Bolsonaro, Brazil's defeated presidential election candidate, has said that he is being stopped from leaving the country, claiming police ordered him to surrender his passports on the orders of a top judge.
What the coverage shows
Both outlets focus on the passport order and identify Flavio Bolsonaro as the defeated presidential candidate at the center of the coverage. Sky News frames the issue through Bolsonaro’s claim that he is being stopped from leaving Brazil and that police acted on a top judge’s orders, while France 24 says his passports were cancelled after he failed to hand them in and places that in a money laundering probe. France 24 alone also says his whereabouts are unknown.
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