X to Close Operations in Brazil Due to Judge’s Content Orders

X to Close Operations in Brazil Due to Judge’s Content Orders

Media platform X said on Saturday it would close its operations in Brazil “effective immediately” due to what it called “censorship orders” by Brazilian judge Alexandre de Moraes. X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, claims Moraes secretly threatened one of the company’s legal representatives in the South American country with…

The Human Cost of Coffee: Rescuing slave workers in Brazil’s farms | Documentary

The Human Cost of Coffee: Rescuing slave workers in Brazil’s farms | Documentary

From raids to rescues, a survivor of slave labour uncovers the exploitation of workers on Brazilian coffee farms. Jorge Ferreira’s life has been shaped by the coffee farms that surround his home in Brazil, the world’s main producer of coffee. As a young man, he worked in the Minas Gerais…

Elon Musk’s X to shut operations in Brazil amid bitter legal fight | Social Media News

Elon Musk’s X to shut operations in Brazil amid bitter legal fight | Social Media News

Social media platform says shutdown ‘effective immediately’ but Brazilian users will still have access to X. Social media giant X has announced it will shutter its operations in Brazil following a legal tussle with a top Brazilian judge over the platform’s rights and responsibilities to counter disinformation. The platform, previously…

Doomed Brazilian plane co-pilot said it needed ‘more power’ before crash that killed all 62 on board: report
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Doomed Brazilian plane co-pilot said it needed ‘more power’ before crash that killed all 62 on board: report

One of the pilots flying the Brazilian plane that crashed last week and killed everyone on board sounded the alarm over the impending doom a minute before it went down. A transcript from the cockpit’s “black box” voice recorder revealed that pilots noticed a steep drop in altitude leading up…

Plane carrying 62 people crashes in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state | Aviation News

Plane carrying 62 people crashes in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state | Aviation News

BREAKINGBREAKING, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva says all passengers appear to have died, offers condolences to families. The Brazilian airline Voepass has confirmed that a plane carrying 62 people crashed in Vinhedo, near the city of Sao Paulo. In  a statement on Friday, the airline said it had…

World Cup 2.0 – Why women’s Olympic football is a must watch at Paris 2024 | Paris Olympics 2024

World Cup 2.0 – Why women’s Olympic football is a must watch at Paris 2024 | Paris Olympics 2024

Less than a year after the global breakout success of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Australia, a good number of that tournament’s best players will be back; this time, the global football epicentre will be Paris Olympics 2024 with 12 teams fighting for the gold medal. World champions Spain…

How Indigenous voices are using social media to reclaim their identity | Indigenous Rights

How Indigenous voices are using social media to reclaim their identity | Indigenous Rights

Indigenous voices turn to social media to reclaim their identity, creating community and challenging stereotypes one post at a time. Indigenous voices are turning to social media to reclaim their identity, culture and traditions, creating community and challenging stereotypes one post at a time. Brazil used to be home to…

‘The future is dark’: Inside the Brazilian businesses shattered by floods | Floods News

‘The future is dark’: Inside the Brazilian businesses shattered by floods | Floods News

Rambo’s store is one of around 45,000 businesses in the state capital that have been impacted by these devastating floods. Porto Alegre’s Chamber of Store Managers estimates that the total cost to commerce in the city was 487.7 million reals ($91m) between April 29 through May 26. The floods began…