Facebook meets decision and removes offensive texts Network - veja.com

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Rafael Sbarai

Facebook fulfilled the court order issued by Judge Reggie Rodrigues Bonvicino, the 1st Civil Court of São Paulo, and withdrew late on Thursday the 22 posts deemed offensive by the dentist Eudes gondim Junior. The content is related to the squabble between the user and one of her neighbors, the television presenter Luize Altenhofen – the model accuses gondim Junior assaulting his dog. Facebook had a within 48 hours , defined by Justice on Wednesday, so that the material was deleted, otherwise the network be removed from the air in Brazil.

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found the report’s SEE site, application was accepted after attorneys dentist send the link to the social network with content deemed offensive. “Once informed illegal content in question, the court order has been fulfilled,” said the company, through its communications team.

The confusion between the two began in January, when TV presenter Luize Altenhofen said on Twitter and Facebook profiles in your dog beaten out by the dentist. Reporting by SEE São Paulo published that month told the story. In version gondim Junior Dog Luize invaded your home and to defend himself, he attacked the animal; Luiza said the attack had occurred for no apparent reason. In April, the dentist triggered the presenter in court accusing her of causing “irreparable harm.”

lawyers presenter, offensive comments posted on social media that should be deleted by Facebook by court order were brandished by network users who sensitized with history of aggression from your pet. “Luize has no connection with these users,” they said.

In the order on Wednesday, the judge said that Facebook failed to fulfill earlier order to remove the contents, dated April 8. Two months later, the judge reiterated the determination, but the company said it was not able to perform the action for not manage the infrastructure of the site – under the control of the company in the United States and Ireland. According to the documents present on the website of the Court of Justice of São Paulo, Bonvicino considered the attitude of the company an affront to national sovereignty. “Facebook is not a sovereign superior to Brazil,” he said.