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25/01/2012
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SAO PAULO - Bill recently vetoed by the government of Sao Paulo gave all students pre-university course of public or private schools the right to half-price.
The PL 455/2011 by Mr João Paulo Rillo (PT), includes students of basic education, youth and adults of primary and secondary education, vocational education students in college preparatory courses and higher education.
With the project, these students would have access to half-price in cinemas, film clubs, theaters, musical shows, circuses and sporting events presented in the state of Sao Paulo.
justifications
The bill would amend Article 1 of Law 7844/92 which currently only provides benefits in houses of entertainment, theatrical, musical and circus in cinematographic houses, sports venues, leisure and culture of the state for students duly enrolled in courses 1, 2 and 3 degrees.
According to Rillo, the current law is outdated and allows students to have their rights denied. "This is really outdated. Failure to update this law allows for that business, a significant part foreign, to deny the students half-price cinema, theaters, concerts and stadiums, "he adds.
Source: InfoMoney
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