Fact Check: Video does not show protest against X ban in Brazil
A Feb. 25 video of a demonstration in Sao Paulo called by former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to demonstrate his political strength was falsely shared as footage of a Sept. 7 protest against the ban on Elon Musk’s social media platform X in the country.
Before Brazil and Elon Musk: X’s history of run-ins with left and right
Yet even before Musk, X has occasionally clashed with authorities in different countries. And while Brazil might today be ruled by a left-leaning president in Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, the attacks have also come from the right.
Elon Musk finds a (temporary) way around Brazil’s X ban
RIO DE JANEIRO: In his continuing fight with the Brazilian authorities, score one for Elon Musk – at least briefly. On Sept 18, his social network, X, suddenly went live again for many across Brazil after three weeks of being blocked under orders from Brazil’s Supreme Court.
A team of Brazilian Greenpeace environmental activists on Friday placed a protect banner on a sandbank that has emerged in ...
Hundreds protested religious intolerance in Brazil on Sunday due to a recent rise in discrimination against minority religions, including recently appointed Human Rights Minister Macaé Evaristo.
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Leaders around the world are asking the European Union to delay rules that would require companies to police their global ...
The University of California board of regents approved Thursday additional non-lethal weapons requested by UCLA police, which handled some of the nation's largest student protests against the ...
This article contains mentions of sexual misconduct. In Brazil, the Supreme Court upholds X ban Brazil’s highest court banned ...
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