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Brazil’s Lula Signs ‘Taylor Swift Law’ for Fan Protections, Report Says

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Published Sep 2, 2026Updated Sep 2, 20261 publisher foundCurated by TaylorSwift.news desk

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Brazilian President Lula da Silva has signed a “Taylor Swift Law” aimed at protecting fans in Brazil, Digital Music News reports. The excerpt provided does not detail the law’s specific provisions, but the outlet frames the signing as an effort to enhance fan protections.

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