Belo Horizonte City Council in Brazil Votes to Pass Bitcoin-Related Bill
According to Bitcoin.com, the Belo Horizonte City Council in Brazil passed a Bitcoin-related bill with 20 votes in favor, 8 against, and 6 abstentions. The bill will provide incentives for businesses that accept Bitcoin payments, including promotion in city advertising campaigns and launching educational initiatives to help citizens adapt to digital transformation. The bill is now submitted to the Mayor's office for final approval.
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