• Elon Musk responds on Twitter after 10 million users voted for him to resign as CEO

Elon Musk

is looking for a CEO to replace him shortly at the head of the social network that he acquired at the end of October for 44,000 million dollars.

In less than two months, the second richest man in the world has been on the exit ramp, according to sources quoted by CNBC, one day after having consulted with the users of the social network if he should continue or not in a survey whose As a result, he assured that he was willing to obey.

So far, he has not taken the step.

Musk, also the CEO of Space X and Tesla, has already

said from day one that his role as Twitter chief executive would be temporary

, hoping to reduce his time on the social network and get someone to replace him.

Almost two months later, the pressure has increased exponentially, criticized for neglecting his work as the head of Tesla -the shares have fallen 36% since he confirmed the purchase of Twitter- and for controversial decisions such as reactivating the former president's accounts. Donald Trump and censor those of a handful of journalists who covered him daily.

In addition,

it has carried out massive layoffs

, hastened the resignation of a good part of the remaining workforce and alienated advertisers, Apple among them.

During this short period, the absolutist of freedom of expression, the figure in which he has emerged, has seen an increase in hate speech on the web.

The balance, for the moment, is devastating.

"It's time for this Twitter CEO nightmare to end," said Dan Ives, an analyst at Wedbush.

For Ives, the amount paid by the South African for the San Francisco-based social network is the largest excess in the history of the technology industry, estimating that the firm will lose about 4,000 million dollars a year at this rate.

Musk has had the opportunity to step aside after the poll that more than 17 million people voted for on Sunday, with 57% inviting him to give up command.

So far, he hasn't, looking for a CEO "who can keep Twitter alive."

It seems like a complex company that

has also led Musk to sacrifice the departure of his other companies

, forced to sell Tesla shares worth billions of dollars to finance the operation, in addition to having displaced personnel from his other brands to treat to make Twitter viable.

On Monday,

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren contacted Tesla's chairman of the board to express concerns about Musk's possible breach of his obligations to his shareholders.

The collapse in the stock market has been incessant since he took the reins of the social network.

Tuesday's day was again very negative for the titles of the electric car brand, with a drop of 8%.

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