Kiosk owners protest against the eviction of points on the edge of Tamoios, in Cabo Frio

Kiosk owners protest in Cabo Frio against the evacuation order Kiosk owners from Tamoios, in Cabo Frio, in the Lakes Region of Rio, met this Thursday morning (13) in front of the City Council to demand information about the evacuation of commercial points on the waterfront ordered by the City Hall. According to the workers, on July 18th they were notified by municipal agents to leave the kiosks within 15 days. The deadline expired on August 2, but the kiosks say they will not leave until work begins. Surprised by the determination, and concerned about income, the workers want to know the schedule of the works planned for the waterfront, the period in which the kiosks will be unoccupied and whether traders will be able to return to the points after the intervention. ? Follow the g1 Região dos Lagos channel on WhatsApp. According to the protesters, after delivering the notifications, they contacted city hall, but in a meeting with representatives from the areas of Public Security and Postures, they did not receive definitive answers about the future of the kiosks. As the biggest concern is the lack of income generation, they try to discuss the possibility of support during the period when they will not be working at the kiosks. Trader Alexandra Ferreira, who works in one of the kiosks, says that the group's main concern is knowing what the workers' situation will be like during the works. "Our livelihood is there. We've been working at these kiosks for years, that's where we earn our living," he said. g1 sought responses from the City of Cabo Frio to the points raised by the kiosks, but as of the closing of this report, no response was received. Kiosk operators demonstrate in front of the Municipal Chamber of Cabo Frio Yasmim Grijó