**Flávio Bolsonaro faces ongoing inquiries tied to financing for the biographical film *Dark Horse* and a separate calúnia investigation, but these have not produced charges.** As of late August 2026, Supreme Court Justice Flávio Dino authorized Federal Police access to evidence from a São Paulo operation linked to the film's producer, while a parallel inquiry examines alleged payments from jailed banker Daniel Vorcaro of Banco Master. The calúnia case, stemming from January 2026 social media posts associating President Lula with international crimes, reached the Prosecutor General’s Office after Federal Police findings, with Flávio submitting a written denial. These matters remain at the investigative or referral stage rather than formal charges. Flávio holds a Senate seat with foro privilegiado, which routes cases through the Supreme Court and typically lengthens timelines. He continues active campaigning as the Liberal Party presidential candidate, including recent TSE filing and party endorsements, without reported new arrests or indictments in the immediate run-up to the September 30 cutoff. Brazilian judicial processes against sitting legislators and presidential contenders move deliberately, especially amid electoral calendars, supporting trader consensus that an arrest or charge by the deadline remains improbable.