X says it has paid all the fines it incurred in Brazil, where the platform was blocked by a judge in a high-profile showdown with Elon Musk over disinformation.

Brazil’s Supreme Court is ordering ‘X’ to pay just over $5 million in penalties – including a new nearly $2 million fine – before the country finally lifts their ban on the platform. ‘X’ informed the Brazilian government earlier this week that they were now in compliance with the courts orders – as owner Elon Musk quietly deescalated his crusade against what he deemed censorship,

In a recent development, X (formerly Twitter), the social network owned by Elon Musk, is facing an additional fine of 10 million reais, approximately $1.9

Elon Musk's X says it has paid all the fines it incurred in Brazil where the platform was blocked by a judge in a high-profile showdown with Musk over disinformation. Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes,

The saga concerning X and Brazil continues. On Friday, Brazil's Supreme Court stated that X paid its fines to the wrong bank, Reuters reported. This will delay the return of the social media platform to Brazil.

X’s return to Brazil is facing further delays after the Brazilian Supreme Court revealed that the company paid its fines to the wrong bank. This development, reported by Reuters, follows X’s compliance with several of Brazil’s demands after weeks of being banned in the country.