The Judiciary Committee of the United States House, which listed a series of letters from Federal Supreme Court (STF) minister Alexandre de Moraes against Elon Musk’s X (formerly Twitter), has now subpoenaed the video platform Rumble to hand over documents from the Brazilian judiciary in the same sense.
The information was https://twitter.com/rumblevideo/status/1783224606251254184?s=46 Canadian, this Wednesday (24), on its official profile on X. In response to the American government’s request, the Rumble platform said it will comply with the subpoena after compiling information about STF orders.
Rumble, a YouTube competitor, left Brazil at the end of last year after it began receiving court decisions to remove content from the air, which the company’s managers considered censorship.
Users using the network came across the following statement at the time: “due to demands from the Brazilian government to remove creators from our platform, Rumble is currently unavailable in Brazil. We are challenging these government demands and hope to restore access soon.”
