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The authors of the popular action — including Angelo Andrea Matarazzo and the Institute of Architects of Brazil (IAB-SP) — argued that the project represents a deviation of purpose, using an article of the Clean City Law (Municipal Law 14.223/2006) to reintroduce monumental advertising, causing damage to historical, landscape and municipal heritage. ?
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"a juíza Celina Kiyomi Toyoshima, da 4ª Vara de Fazenda Pública de São Paulo, para suspender em caráter liminar a autorização de instalação de painéis de publicidade do projeto Boulevard São Paulo"
"Processo 1034356-34.2026.8.26.0053"
The judge also ordered the defendants to attach to the case files the complete draft of the cooperation term, technical opinions from municipal secretaries and records of the project's public consultation. The Boulevard São João project envisioned private investment of R$ 42 million to install four LED panels ranging from 300 m² to 1,000 m² in historic buildings in the region, with 70% of content destined for cultural programming and 30% for advertising. The project was announced in April through a partnership between the administrations of mayor Ricardo Nunes (MDB) and governor Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans) with Fábrica de Bares. The decision may be appealed. ?
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"Considerando a magnitude do projeto, o impacto na região, bem como o potencial dano a toda a população, defiro por ora a liminar", avaliou a juíza."
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Institute of Architects of Brazil (IAB-SP) is co-author of the popular action
Tarcísio de Freitas promised to reinforce policing in the region with 300 additional officers per day
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What doctrinal test did the judge apply to grant the injunction?
Why it's still unknown: The judicial decision was not made available in full by press outlets. The basis cited by the magistrate ('magnitude of the project, impact on the region and potential damage') does not specify whether she applied a proportionality test, balancing judgment or other doctrinal criteria.
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What is the specific composition of the Urban Landscape Protection Commission (CPPU) that approved the project?
Why it's still unknown: Reports mention that CPPU approved the project, but do not detail which members voted favorably and what were the dissenting votes, if any.
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Is there specific jurisprudential precedent in TJSP regarding application of the Clean City Law to urban compensation projects?
Why it's still unknown: The central legal question — whether the article of Law 14.223/2006 can be used to authorize large-scale panels through compensation — was not contextualized with previous court decisions on similar cases.