Brazil Supreme Court panel upholds judge's decision to block X nationwide
- A Brazilian Supreme Court panel unanimously upheld the decision to block Elon Musk’s social media platform X nationwide, according to the court’s website.
- The decision shows stronger backing for Justice Alexandre De Moraes, countering Musk's portrayal of him as an authoritarian censor.
- X will remain blocked until it appoints a local legal representative and pays outstanding fines exceeding $3 million.
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Brazil Supreme Court Panel Unanimously Upholds Nationwide Ban on Social Media Platform X - The Wisconsin Daily Star
by Nicholas Ballasy A Brazilian Supreme Court panel on Monday unanimously decided to uphold a previous ruling from one of its judges to block the social media platform X nationwide. X owner Elon Musk criticized Justice Alexandre de Moraes for his ruling, describing it as an authoritarian move. The panel that upheld the decision on Monday included 5 of the 11 justices currently on the Supreme Court, including de Moraes. The ban stems from X not…
Brazil Supreme Court Panel Unanimously Upholds Nationwide Ban on Social Media Platform X | The Star News Network
by Nicholas Ballasy A Brazilian Supreme Court panel on Monday unanimously decided to uphold a previous ruling from one of its judges to block the social media platform X nationwide. X owner Elon Musk criticized Justice Alexandre de Moraes for his ruling, describing it as an authoritarian move. The panel that upheld the decision on Monday included 5 of the 11 justices currently on the Supreme Court, including de Moraes. The ban stems from X not…
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