La Cámara Municipal de Sao Paulo, la mayor ciudad de Brasil, prohibió el uso de la aplicación de transportes Uber, siguiendo los pasos de Río de Janeiro.??La decisión del órgano legislativo, que tuvo 43 votos a favor y tres en contra, se tomó bajo la presión del gremio de taxistas, que ayer realizó una protesta en el centro de Sao Paulo en contra de la plataforma.??Antes de entrar en vigor, el proyecto de ley deberá ser sancionado por el alcalde de la ciudad, Fernando Haddad, quien ya expresó su rechazo a este tipo de aplicaciones.??
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