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Another Brazilian City Forbids Markets to Open on Sundays

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Goianésia has joined other Brazilian municipalities that have adopted restrictions on the operation of trade on Sundays and holidays. With a new law sanctioned by Mayor Renato de Castro (Union of Brazil), supermarkets, hypermarkets, wholesalers, markets, mini-markets, grocery stores and butchers of the city of Goiana will no longer be able to open these days.Sanitized last week, the norm is already in force and changes the Code of Postures of th…
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Goianésia has joined other Brazilian municipalities that have adopted restrictions on the operation of trade on Sundays and holidays. With a new law sanctioned by Mayor Renato de Castro (Union of Brazil), supermarkets, hypermarkets, wholesalers, markets, mini-markets, grocery stores and butchers of the city of Goiana will no longer be able to open these days.Sanitized last week, the norm is already in force and changes the Code of Postures of th…

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A TARDE broke the news on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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