X names Brazil legal representative, its lawyers say 

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sao paulo, brazil — 

Elon Musk-owned societal media level X has named a ineligible typical successful Brazil, the firm's lawyers said Friday, successful a determination that would code 1 of the demands imposed by Brazil's apical tribunal to let the institution to run successful the country.

Andre Zonaro and Sergio Rosenthal, who were precocious appointed arsenic X's lawyers successful Brazil, told Reuters that workfellow Rachel de Oliveira Conceicao was chosen arsenic the firm's ineligible representative.

In precocious August, Brazil's apical tribunal ordered mobile and net work providers to artifact X successful the nation, and users were chopped disconnected wrong hours.

The shutdown followed a monthslong quality betwixt Musk and Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes implicit X's noncompliance with tribunal orders demanding the level instrumentality enactment against the dispersed of hatred speech.

Courts person antecedently blocked accounts implicated successful probes of allegedly spreading misinformation and hate, which Musk has denounced arsenic censorship, and had besides ordered X to sanction a section ineligible typical arsenic required by Brazilian law, aft the steadfast closed its offices successful Brazil successful mid-August.

On Thursday, the lawyers representing X successful Brazil said the steadfast would contiguous a ineligible typical to the section Supreme Court "very soon."

They besides said the steadfast was starting to comply with the orders connected removing content, which is different request from the apical court.

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