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Deputy Governor Celina Leão of the Federal District asserts that a government project to support the Banco de Brasília will not involve the sale of public properties, although the proposed legislation contradicts this assertion by allowing property sales.

Due to a shortage of buses with left-side doors, passengers in Campinas have been forced to board buses from the middle of the street, posing safety risks.

The article discusses public aid concerning business sales and the associated risks.

The European Economic and Social Committee warns that high tobacco taxes may inadvertently encourage black market sales.

Retailers in Munich are frustrated with planned strikes in public transport that will affect sales during the busiest shopping days of the week.

A researcher highlights a sharp decline in legal tobacco sales in the Northern Territory, attributing it to an increase in illegal tobacco sales rather than a decrease in smoking rates.

A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of Poles support the implementation of a nationwide ban on alcohol sales during night hours.

The Malawi Ministry of Lands has initiated a comprehensive land ownership audit to address disputes, illegal sales, and improve public revenue.

A collection of significant news stories is highlighted, including an airport shooting in Mexico, record home sales in a government housing program, and severe weather affecting schools in São Paulo.

A series of videos from G1 highlight various significant events in Brazil, including a chaotic scene at a Mexican airport, record property sales, severe weather impacts in São Paulo, updates on tariff reforms, and a troubling police case.

A collection of news highlights from Brazil, including a chaotic scene at a Mexican airport due to gunfire, record real estate sales, a severe storm causing flooding and class cancellations in São Paulo, and various developments related to public safety and legal challenges.

The article discusses recent government regulations regarding food sales to children and youth in educational institutions in Poland.

Croatia's city of Split is proposing a ban on alcohol sales from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. to promote public health and order.

Authorities in Split, Croatia, are contemplating restrictions on alcohol sales during the summer to curb public drunkenness among tourists.

People, particularly Generation Z, are drinking less alcohol, with sales of beer in Brazil decreasing by 6.5% to 7% in 2025 compared to the previous year.

Illegal sales of the weight-loss drug Ozempic are rampant on over 120 websites connected to Sweden, driven by local criminal gangs.

Bars in Alice Springs are now only allowed to serve full-strength alcohol with meals during weekday lunch hours as part of measures to curb alcohol-related harm.

Porto Seguro has recorded a 35% average increase in cell phone insurance sales ahead of major events like Carnival.

The Bihar government has imposed a ban on the sale of meat in open markets, allowing only licensed vendors to sell meat.

Western Australia's crackdown on illegal tobacco sales has resulted in under $89,000 in fines for 2025, prompting the government to consider increased penalties and enforcement measures.

The Zamfara State Government has initiated a multi-agency strategy to combat the illegal sale of medicines, which poses significant health risks.

A significant majority supports the prohibition of energy drink sales to minors in Iceland.

A significant majority of Icelanders support banning energy drink sales to individuals under 18, according to a recent survey.

Sales of second-hand fur coats are significantly increasing in Sweden, suggesting a change in public attitude towards fur fashion.

A supermarket in Umeå, Sweden, experiences a surge in rose sales in response to a Norwegian athlete's infidelity scandal that has captured public attention.

The article discusses efforts to address the monopoly on alcohol sales in Iceland.

The city of Poços de Caldas is tightening regulations regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages for Carnaval 2026 to ensure public health safety.

The Trump administration is curbing oil sales to Cuba, exacerbating the country's fuel shortages and impacting various sectors including airline operations and public transportation.

In Thailand, liquor sales resumed shortly after polling stations closed for parliamentary elections, with tourists taking advantage of the opportunities before a temporary alcohol sales ban.

The Tasmanian government is proposing stricter laws to combat illegal tobacco sales, amid a significant seizure of illegal products valued at $3.2 million.

Former Mexican Supreme Court ministers enjoyed exclusive privileges, including concert pre-sales and restaurant reservations, highlighting a disparity between officials and the general public.

Cuba's government announces emergency measures to tackle a severe energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions, including a four-day workweek and restrictions on fuel sales.

Cofepris has alerted the public about the illegal online sale of the anticancer drug Tafinlar, stating it poses a serious health risk.

A strike by bus drivers in Greater São Luís is disrupting commerce and hindering workers' transportation, particularly affecting sales expectations ahead of the carnival season.

From 2019 to 2025, regions collected over nine million euros by sanctioning illegal subletting, prohibited sales, and misuse of public housing.

In February, Banco Ciudad and the State Property Administration Agency (AABE) will conduct public property auctions in various neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, including Caballito and Recoleta, with starting prices ranging from US$34,000 to US$90,000.

In a podcast episode, Dr. Jacek Moskalewicz discusses the alarming rise in alcohol-related deaths among Polish men and the effectiveness of nighttime sales restrictions.