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Weekly Report - 26 September 2024 (WR-24-38)
BRAZIL: Signals of X’s potential return to Brazil
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) has agreed to name a legal representative in Brazil, fulfilling a court order issued last month by supreme court (STF) justice Alexandre de Moraes. X’s refusal to appoint a representative was the trigger that led De Moraes to order the suspension of the platform, but the latest signals of compliance by the company have sparked speculation that the X ban could be lifted in due course.
- Lula and Milei demand more of UN
- BOLIVIA: Supporters of Arce and Morales face off in La Paz
- COLOMBIA: Congress rejects 2025 budget proposal
- ECUADOR: Noboa under pressure amid blackouts and fires
- CHILE: Scandal deepens as top magistrates face impeachment
- BRAZIL: Signals of X’s potential return to Brazil
- TRACKING TRENDS
- MEXICO: Morena’s new generation tied to the old
- MEXICO: National guard reform passes senate
- HAITI: Edging towards elections
- GUATEMALA: Key appointment process begins
- CUBA: Let them eat (less) bread
- HONDURAS: Zedes shot down
- Venezuela’s crisis elicits contrasting response
- Quotes of the week