Likewise, they represented 18.3% of the total blocks affected.. In the Top 10, zone Eleven had 8 of the 10 most affected blocks, with a 49.69% share of the total detected in avenues and streets. The most affected block in the entire city was Bartolomé Mitre, where 76 positions were surveyed. Second place went to Av. Avellaneda at 2900, with 56 stands.
The The most commercialized item was Clothing and footwear, which covered 66.7%, followed by Food and beverages with 16.4% of the total. The main illegal marketing center for these categories was Zona Eleven, between the avenues and streets, and the 11 de Septiembre station, in the same area, between the stations and plazas.
On the other hand, there was an increase of 106.8% in cases of piracy compared to December 2021, when a total of 728 cases were detected. Zone Eleven was positioned as the main area for the sale of counterfeit products.
Avellaneda Av., Rivadavia Av., Pueyrredón Av., Liniers Zone, Eleventh Zone, Corrientes Av., Perú, Santa Fe Av., Córdoba Av., Cabildo Av., Juramento Av. Microcentro, 9 de Julio, Av. de Mayo, Av. Callao and Lavalle. Likewise, the sample also includes the Once de Septiembre Station, Rivadavia Park, Retiro Station, Constitución Station, Plaza de Mayo, Lacroze Station and Belgrano C Station.
The survey was carried out between February 1 and 25 through an observation tour of the illegal trade stalls installed on both sidewalks of the aforementioned avenues, streets, stations, terminals and squares.
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In La Plata, 286 illegal street stalls were detected on avenues, streets and pedestrians. This value represented a rise of 7.9% compared to January 2022 and an increase of 11.3% compared to February 2021. Analyzing the most affected blocks, it is observed that the first place was occupied by Plaza Italia Calle 7 and 44, with 124 positions. This is 51.7% of the total positions surveyed on city streets.
The second position was for the train station, with 24 posts and an incidence of 8.7%. The item with the highest participation in the streets, avenues and pedestrians of the La Plata shopping center was Clothing and footwear, which represented 61.2% of the items observed. For its part, Optics, watches, photography and jewelery came in second place, with 21.1% of the total.
Source: Ambito
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