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Crime doesn't pay

Jornal de Negócios31 August 2026 at 11:30

Crime doesn't pay. This is the central message, suggesting that criminality brings no benefits. The text points to the need not to wait for tourists to start choosing other destinations in order to defend a place's reputation.

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