Brazil Supreme Court Upholds Nationwide Ban on Elon Musk's X
The unanimous decision follows the platform's refusal to comply with local laws, intensifying a standoff over free speech and misinformation.
- The court's decision mandates that X remains blocked until it names a legal representative and pays over $3 million in fines.
- Justice Alexandre de Moraes led the ruling, citing X's failure to curb misinformation and hate speech as key reasons.
- Musk's satellite service Starlink also faces sanctions for defying the ban, risking the loss of its operating licenses in Brazil.
- Users in Brazil face daily fines for accessing X via VPNs, with some migrating to alternate platforms like Bluesky and Mastodon.
- Musk has condemned the ruling as censorship, escalating his rhetoric against Brazil's judiciary and government.


































