The social network “X” paid the millionaires fines inflicted by the justice of Brazil to achieve your reactivationbut he did it in a wrong account and the money must be transferred, indicated a supreme court judge.
After more than a month suspended in the country, The platform of tycoon Elon Musk informed the Supreme Federal Court (STF) that it had paid what was demanded in successive rulings for failing to comply with court orders.
Payment of penalties could open the way to a quick reactivation of the social network in Brazil, where it has 22 million users.
The judge Alexandre de Moraes found that X had made a deposit for 28.6 million reais ($5.2 million), the total amount of the penalty imposed.
But the platform made the payment into a different account than the one indicated in the court order. Moraes ordered the financial entity that received the million-dollar figure to “proceed to the immediate transfer” of the money to the correct account, according to the text of his decision.
“X” is accused in Brazil of spreading false information
“X” has been disabled since August 31 in the most populous country in Latin America, accused especially of spreading false information.
Justice required the platform to deactivate accounts accused of misinforming and appoint a legal representative in Brazil.
In addition, it conditioned the return of the platform to the payment of those million-dollar fines.
On September 18, the social network was once again widely accessible in Brazil thanks to a technical maneuver that allowed it to bypass the blockade. The next day it stopped working again.
The fight between Lula da Silva.
In their fight, Musk called Moraes an “evil dictator.” Moraes, for his part, accuses the platform of allowing the spread of information that threatens the democratic system.
Source: Ambito
