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In 2024, Brazil experienced its most severe wildfires in 14 years, with 22.38 million hectares consumed by flames, accounting for 2.6% of the nation's land. The Amazon, Cerrado, and Pantanal regions were particularly devastated, witnessing staggering increases in fire activity: 196% in the Amazon, 158% in the Cerrado, and an alarming 662% in the Pantanal. These fires, often ignited to clear land for agriculture, have ravaged primary forests, exacerbating the climate crisis. The Amazon's dry se..

The Supreme Court in Brazil has lifted the ban on the platform X, previously owned by Elon Musk, after the company paid a substantial fine and appointed a legal representative. The ban, which lasted five weeks, had significant implications for 22 million users who were denied access. Judge Alexandre de Moraes confirmed that the necessary conditions for resuming operations had been met, particularly following concerns raised about the platform's handling of misinformation and hate speech. Musk..

Elon Musk's social media platform, X, is set to resume operations in Brazil following a five-week suspension imposed by the country's Supreme Court. The ban was lifted after X complied with court orders to take down certain accounts, pay substantial fines, and appoint a legal representative in the country. The platform faced accusations of spreading misinformation and failing to adhere to Brazilian legal requirements, resulting in its temporary suspension. Musk publicly criticized the ban, cl..

The social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk, faced a significant legal challenge in Brazil. This resulted in a temporary ban due to its failure to curb misinformation and appoint a legal representative in the country. The platform, which boasted 22 million users in Brazil, was blocked after Justice Alexandre de Moraes of the Supreme Court found it non-compliant with court orders. In an attempt to resolve the issue, X transferred $5.2 million to lift the ban, but the funds were mistakenly..

The Amazon rainforest, a vital global ecosystem, has faced unprecedented loss, shrinking by an area equivalent to that of Germany and France. This alarming trend is largely attributed to deforestation driven by mining, agriculture, and gold extraction. Research from RAISG highlights a staggering reduction of 12.5% in plant cover, which poses a significant threat to the approximately 47 million people who depend on the Amazon for their livelihoods. The consequences of this environmental degra..

Brazil is intensifying its legal battle against Elon Musk's platform, X, threatening a daily fine of €820,000 for defying a court order. The controversy began when X refused to suspend the accounts of right-wing activists, prompting Judge Moraes to accuse the platform of using evasive tactics. Musk has sharply criticized the judge, portraying him as an 'evil dictator,' while also facing backlash from the crypto community. Despite initial resistance, X has agreed to comply with the Brazilian Su..

The social media platform X, owned by Elon Musk, briefly became accessible to users in Brazil after a recent network update. This occurred despite a court-ordered ban due to the platform's failure to comply with rulings aimed at combating misinformation. X explained that switching network providers inadvertently restored access for some users. However, the company expects the block to be reinstated soon and is working with the Brazilian government to resolve the issue and restore full access l..

The online platform X, owned by Elon Musk, saw a temporary and accidental restoration of access in Brazil this week. The Supreme Court of Brazil had previously ordered the platform's blockade due to its failure to comply with court rulings aimed at combating misinformation. This brief reappearance resulted from a network provider switch and a software update, which led to the temporary lifting of the ban for some users. The access was available through both mobile networks and Wi-Fi, although..