Mexico’s Senate has voted to levy fines of up to $47,000 against hotels, restaurants or other property owners who restrict access to the country’s beaches.
The bill approved unanimously Tuesday also requires property owners to allow the public access through their lots to beaches that do not have access roads.
The bill now goes to the president for his approval. Mexicans have long been angered by private restaurants, clubs and hotels that erect barriers or employ guards to keep locals off “their” stretch of beach.
Federal law already states the . . .
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