Brazilian legal publication JOTA has unpublished an earlier claim that Supreme Court chief justice Alexandre de Moraes said he will no longer be imposing fines of up to 50,000 Brazilian Real per day on people in the country who try to access Elon Musk’s social media platform X via VPN after he enforced a nationwide ban.
Journalist Michael Shellenberger had initially posted to X: “The STF and Dictator Alexandre de Moraes say they will no longer try to impose a fine of R$50,000.00/day on Brazilians who use VPNs to access X! Share the news! Brazilians are safe to be in X! Dictator Moraes has backed down!”
He then corrected his initial reporting: “I have deleted an earlier post about Brazil’s Supreme Court decision. I based it on the reporting of Jota, one of Brazil’s most respected legal publications. Jota, without explanation, deleted the paragraphs saying that Brazilians would not be fined for using X.”
The other justices on the Supreme Court unanimously upheld a decision by Moraes to suspend X in Brazil after Elon Musk refused to pay fines that were imposed on his company for refusing to block accounts deemed as “spreading misinformation” by the Brazilian government. He also refused to appoint legal representation for X in the country and closed its headquarters there. […]
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