According to a report from the Reuters news agency, Brazil’s high court has approved the social media platform X’s plans to resume operations there after it began to comply with court orders that its businessman operator, Elon Musk, had formerly vowed to ignore. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes, who has been fighting for years with Musk over the product’s adherence, made the decision.
Justice Moraes declared that” all the necessary conditions for the quick profit of X Brasil… were documented,” opening the door for X to restore its services in Latin America’s largest state quickly. Due to its failure to comply with court orders requiring the appointment of a legitimate representative in Brazil and appointing a lawyer for the system since late August, the system has been suspended.
Musk has recently changed his mind despite calling Moraes a “dictator” and denouncing the court’s directions as repression. In a bid to regain access to the Portuguese business, X has taken measures to prevent balances as ordered, appointed a native agent, and settled outstanding charges.
In his judgement, Moraes instructed Brazil’s communications regulator, Anatel, to ensure that X is up online within 24 hrs. Earlier on Tuesday, Brazil’s best prosecutor’s office provided its legal mind to the jury, supporting the restoration of the system, which was the final requirement for Moraes to help X, formerly known as Twitter, to resume its solutions in Brazil.
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