The article addresses the issue of informality, questioning whether this is an acceptable and inevitable reality in society. The title suggests a reflection on informal practices that exist in various sectors.
The text emphasizes the need to distinguish between what is legally acceptable and possible and what effectively constitutes a harmful decision for the State and citizens. This separation is presented as the core of the entire issue.
The article does not specify which sector or particular context is being discussed, limiting itself to presenting a general analysis about the tension between legality and the real impact of informal practices on the economy and society.
The reflection left by the author indicates that informality should not be viewed simplistically, but rather analyzed considering both the legal framework and the effective consequences for the public interest and for citizens.
