Entidades pedem que Lula vete artigo que amea�a gratuidades no transporte p�blico

Organizations advocating for public transport issues have urged President Lula to veto a section of the new public transport law passed in May by Congress. They argue that this part of the legislation threatens essential benefits like free fares for seniors, students, and women affected by violence. This move could undermine years of efforts to improve public transport accessibility, highlighting a crucial battle over the future of public transit policy in the country.