30 anos da Lei de Publicidade do Álcool no Brasil: avanço com contradição que exclui a cerveja

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The article discusses the 30th anniversary of Brazil's Lei 9.294 (1996), which regulates alcohol advertising by restricting marketing content and broadcast times. While the law was a significant public health advancement, it contained a central contradiction: it only defines beverages with more than 13 degrees alcohol as "alcoholic," thereby excluding beer from its restrictions. The author argues that industry self-regulation has proven ineffective, and the law's loophole undermines its public health goals.

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