Florianopolis Public Market – Photo: Tony Borges/Disclosure/ND

Bearing in mind that our public market is registered, bearing in mind that the registration of use should be better discussed and explained in legislation to ensure that, in addition to food, the traditional products of our culture should prevail over imported and generic products, as found in department stores downtown (good bet!).

And given that there should be more cultural manifestations of our land, Kakau asks: why is this heritage not really privatized, leaving all management to the private sector? Is it the city’s job to take care of the toilets? Would it be a city hall function to have multiple employees managing this space? Will it be a management function since countless boxes don’t even pay for the concession?

Throw a bone, prefecture! Let business and people work!!!!