Brazil is on the brink of banning Twitter, with its bureaucrats accusing Elon Musk of breaking Brazilian law.
The order to investigate Musk as a ‘threat to democracy’ came after Musk defied the demands of the Brazilian Supreme Court El Jefe, Alexandre de Moraes.
De Moraes – championed by progressives as a ‘defender of democracy’ – wanted Musk to block ‘popular accounts’.
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