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With X Blocked, Brazilians Find New Refuge for Their Thoughts – The New York Times

  1. With X blocked, Brazilians find new refuge for their thoughtsThe New York Times
  2. How Brazil’s experience in combating fake news led to the banning of XThe New York Times
  3. Brazil’s Supreme Court orders nationwide suspension of Elon Musk’s Project XCNBC
  4. Brazilian court orders Elon Musk’s Project X suspended after deadline missedThe Guardian
  5. On the first day without X, many Brazilians say they feel disconnected from the worldThe Associated Press

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