Elon Musk’s Starlink backtracks to comply with Brazil’s ban on X

Guardian

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The broader support among justices undermines the effort by Musk and his supporters to cast Justice Alexandre de Moraes as an authoritarian renegade who is intent on censoring political speech in Brazil.
Hindustan Times
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The extreme measure ordered by Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes last week — and unanimously ratified by a panel of the top tribunal on Monday — comes after the company’s refusal to name a legal representative in the country, as demanded by legislation, and the shutdown of operations a few days earlier.
Deccan Herald
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Musk's company had also refused to comply with a court order to close X profiles accused of spreading fake news before the X was banned in Brazil.
Daily Mail
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Initially, Starlink pushed back against the order issued by Brazil’s Supreme Court to block X in the nation but, now it has to comply.
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