The new fine, imposed for briefly circumventing the ban by using Cloudflare's servers, brings the total pending fine to just over $5 million, but X might fight it.

JusticeMoraes announced that X will have to pay one more fine of 10.3 million reais (or $1.9 million) to resume operations in Brazil.

X (formerly Twitter) could soon resume service in Brazil — if it’s willing to pay an additional fine. Reuters and other publications have reported on an

Brazil’s Supreme Court said that the social platform X, owned by Elon Musk, owes a fine of 10 million reais, which is about $1.9 million, to end its ban in the country, building off a separate $3.3 million fine previously ordered by the court,

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes has ordered X to pay a fine worth 10 million Reais, or around $1.9 million. The company can "immediately return to its activities" after it settles the penalty.

X, previously known as Twitter, may soon be allowed to operate again in Brazil, but only if it pays an additional fine of 10 million reais (about $1.9 million). This decision comes from Brazil’s Supreme Court Judge Alexandre de Moraes,

Brazil's Supreme Court said on Friday that social platform X still needs to pay just over $5 million in pending fines, including a new one, before it will be allowed to resume its service in the country,

Brazil's Supreme Court on Friday rejected lifting a ban on tech billionaire Elon Musk's social media platform X in the country. Judge Alexandre de Moraes ordered X be taken offline at the end of August,

The Brazilian Supreme Court (STF) ruled Friday that for X (formerly Twitter) to resume activities in Brazil, it must prove payment of the fines imposed for non-compliance with the court's order to