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Attorney General's Office opposes the ban on mototaxi services in São Paulo

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The Attorney General's Office (PGJ) spoke out against the decision of the São Paulo City Hall, which had banned mototaxi services in the city. The opinion of the Attorney General's Office (PGR) supports the Direct Action for Unconstitutionality (Adin) filed by the Brazilian Motorcyclists Association (AMB), which questions the legality of the suspension of the activity. In the document, the Attorney General's Office argues that the prohibition vi…

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Attorney General's Office opposes the ban on mototaxi services in São Paulo

The Attorney General's Office (PGJ) spoke out against the decision of the São Paulo City Hall, which had banned mototaxi services in the city. The opinion of the Attorney General's Office (PGR) supports the Direct Action for Unconstitutionality (Adin) filed by the Brazilian Motorcyclists Association (AMB), which questions the legality of the suspension of the activity. In the document, the Attorney General's Office argues that the prohibition vi…

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