Brazil's Supreme Court Delays X Return
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•X paid its Brazil fines to the wrong bank, court says
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X (formerly Twitter) was banned in August by Brazil 's top court for failing to appoint a legal representative within the country.
This came after X owner Elon Musk refused to comply with Brazil 's order to take down misinformation and pay fines.
In September , X agreed to the country's demands: taking down misinformation, appointing a local representative, and paying fines.
On Friday , Brazil 's Supreme Court ruled that X paid fines to the wrong bank.
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