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Deputies Use Tulum as an Example to Legislate Against Advertising of “Private Beaches”
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An initiative presented in San Lázaro seeks to curb the advertising of tourist properties that offer supposed “private beaches” or “exclusive access to the sea” in destinations such as Tulum and other areas of Quintana Roo. The proposal, presented by Morena’s deputy Beatriz Andrea Navarro Pérez, proposes to reform article 24 of the Federal Law of [...] La entrada Impulse reforms against frauds on beaches offered as ‘private’ in Q. Roo was first …
Morena's deputy Beatriz Andrea Navarro Pérez put Tulum, along with Punta Mita, Los Cabos and the coasts of Jalisco, as an example of a pattern that already charges up to 40 percent more for an exclusivity that the Constitution does not recognize.
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