Jair Bolsonaro
Stories
The NYPD’s New Cell Tracker Is Built for Mobility
The machine is portable, the data is expansive, and accountability remains mostly theoretical.
US Expands Sanctions on Pro-Censorship Brazilian Justice Alexandre De Moraes
Washington’s latest move treats Brazil’s censorship war like a family business gone rogue.
US Sanctions Brazilian Justice Alexandre De Moraes for Radical Censorship Demands
De Moraes turned his courtroom into a command center for global censorship, and the Treasury finally took notice.
Brazil Court Bans Sharing Bolsonaro Interviews on Social Media
The court’s sweeping order effectively censors any trace of Bolsonaro’s voice, even through third parties, signaling a major step in judicial control over public discourse.
Brazilian Journalists Accuse Biden Administration of Exporting Censorship Amid Rumble and Truth Lawsuit
Lawsuit targets Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes over alleged censorship orders with claims of US foreign policy influence.
Rumble’s Brazil Comeback Signals a New Chapter in the Speech Wars
Rumble’s comeback coincides with rising tensions over censorship and judicial oversight in Brazil.
Brazil Lifts Ban on X After the Platform Agrees to Censor Accounts
X’s return to Brazil signals a significant capitulation as the platform bows to court-ordered censorship and fines.
Elon Musk’s X Set to Reboot in Brazil After Final Fine Payment
After months of legal battles, Elon Musk’s platform X complies with Brazilian court orders, facing substantial fines.
Brazil Supreme Court Seizes $3M From Starlink in Retaliation Over X’s Refusal to Censor Speech
Escalating tensions over free speech and judicial power.
Biden Admin Probed for Alleged Role in Brazil’s Social Media Crackdown
A probe into whether diplomatic pressures are linked to free speech crackdowns.
Brazil Threatens to Block Access to X Within 24 Hours After the Platform Refused to Censor
Brazil’s judiciary tightens the noose on X, risking national isolation in a battle over free speech and government criticism.
