Brazil Project Bans Fees for Access to Public Beaches, Rivers, Waterfalls

A legislative proposal in Brazil would prohibit direct and indirect public administration at all government levels from charging fees for access to natural public areas like beaches, rivers, and waterfalls. The measure, if enacted, would codify existing constitutional principles of public access, potentially affecting local revenue streams and tourism management. The bill's status and likelihood of passage remain uncertain.

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