Furthermore, the implementation of access controls and parking fees on roads that, according to complaints, serve as access routes to the beach has been noted, which could represent an indirect restriction on the right to free movement.
A banner placed at the access checkpoint warns that the avenues and streets of the Maestro Flamingos Condominium are private and should not be used as alternative routes to the Riviera Nayarit Boulevard, which has intensified the debate about the legality of these measures.
On social media, users have expressed their discontent, pointing out that access to the beaches is becoming increasingly limited. “There’s only one window to the beach; the rest is already full of hotels. There’s no access, and soon I don’t think you’ll even be able to access it without authorization,” complained one citizen.
The situation has reignited the discussion about free access to beaches in Nayarit, in a context also marked by conflicts such as the one at Las Cocinas Beach, where citizens have demanded respect for public access and the federal maritime-terrestrial zone.
Source: vallartaindependiente
