The Brazilian Supreme Court has upheld a decision to block Elon Musk's social media platform X nationwide due to its failure to appoint a local legal representative as mandated by law. Justice Alexandre de Moraes enforced the suspension, which will remain until X complies with court orders and pays fines exceeding $3 million. The court's unanimous support undermines Musk's portrayal of de Moraes as an authoritarian censor. Additionally, a daily fine of 50,000 reais ($8,900) was imposed for users accessing X via VPNs, raising questions among legal experts regarding its enforceability. This ruling intensifies the ongoing conflict between Musk and the Brazilian judiciary over issues of free speech and misinformation, with X having around 20 million users in Brazil. Musk, in response, has criticized de Moraes' actions, labeling them as unlawful and dictatorial.