Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva challenged rival Flávio Bolsonaro to make their financial and phone records public before Sunday’s election runoff. Lula’s campaign filed an authorization covering the candidates’ bank, tax and telephone records, as well as those of their families and associated businesses. Bolsonaro agreed, but demanded that Lula extend the disclosure to advisers, security staff and companies held by his children. Lula’s campaign representative said the president accepted those terms and would submit a formal response to the electoral court
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