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BEACH PARTY BLITZ: Fortaleza’s NYE Explosion Sparks FURY and FEAR
Fortaleza’s iconic beachfront is being HIJACKED. The city’s massive New Year’s Eve celebration is exploding into a TWO-DAY marathon of chaos for 2025, with a staggering sixteen musical acts planned. This isn’t just a party—it’s a calculated invasion.
Tourists are already flooding in, planning to camp out until the clock strikes midnight. The images don’t lie: the sand is being transformed into a crowded, deafening concrete jungle of stages and sound systems. This is your postcard paradise, GONE.
Who wins? The loud, wealthy promoters and a city government cashing in on the tourism boom. Who loses? The locals who call this place home, watching their community be sold off for a weekend of debauchery. The environmental damage? SILENCE. The strain on resources? NOT A WORD. The media just shows the shiny, happy crowds, ignoring the cracks spreading beneath the sand.
This is the blueprint: turn every sacred public space into a cash register, no matter the cost to the soul of the city.
They are selling your sunrise to the highest bidder, and you’ll be left holding the empty bottle.
Author: Kayitsi.com
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