Brazil’s top prosecutor defends X ban, urges Supreme Court to end disputes
For Brazil’s Attorney General’s Office, the ban on X does not violate free speech rights in the country.
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For Brazil’s Attorney General’s Office, the ban on X does not violate free speech rights in the country.
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