Brazil freezes $125M in probe of bank controlled by evangelical leader

Brazilian authorities have frozen $125 million as part of a probe into Banco Digimais, a bank allegedly involved in a financial fraud scheme. The Federal Police's operation targets the bank, which is controlled by an influential evangelical leader. This move highlights the government's efforts to combat financial corruption and protect public funds, underscoring the potential risks that such schemes pose to the nation's economic stability. The investigation could have significant implications for the religious leader's influence and the bank's operations.