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Brazil Backs Up Pro-Censorship Judge In Vendetta Against Rumble

By intervening in Rumble’s lawsuit against Moraes, Lula has just reupped the newsworthiness of his country’s censorship against his political opponents.

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Rumble and Trump Media stood poised last week to score a victory in their lawsuit against Alexandre de Moraes, a justice of Brazil’s Supreme Federal Tribunal who had ordered the American social-media outlet to shutdown the accounts of political opponents. However, on Tuesday, a federal judge in Florida granted Brazil’s request to intervene in the case, with the South American country arguing it was “the real party in interest.” But with the country’s elections set for October, Brazil’s left-wing president Luiz Inácio “Lula” da Silva, might soon regret highlighting the massive censorship scheme launched by Moraes.

In February 2025, Rumble filed suit against Moraes in a Florida federal court, seeking a judgment declaring the Brazilian justice’s orders against the American company are unenforceable in this country. Trump Media, which uses Rumble as its video-streaming and hosting provider, joined the lawsuit, alleging Moraes’ orders against Rumble negatively impacted its business operations.

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