Brazil's Supreme Court has ordered Elon Musk to appoint a local legal representative for his social media platform X within 24 hours, or face suspension of the service in the country. Justice Alexandre de Moraes issued this ultimatum following ongoing disputes over content moderation, misinformation, and free speech issues, particularly targeting accounts linked to far-right supporters of former President Jair Bolsonaro. The court's warning comes after X announced it would close its Brazilian operations in response to threats against its local staff. Failure to comply could lead to a nationwide ban on X, which poses significant risks given Brazil is one of its largest markets. The situation highlights tensions between Musk and Brazilian authorities, with accusations of censorship and legal overreach at the forefront. This standoff is viewed as a critical test of Musk's commitment to safeguarding the platform against perceived censorship while navigating legal obligations in foreign jurisdictions.