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A Brazilian Island Paradise Now Charges Tourists to Visit
A new tourist tax of up to $19 on Ilha Grande, Brazil, has led to protests, burned payment booths, and a court challenge. The measure, part of Brazil's Costa Verde region, has sparked significant public backlash.
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