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AtlasIntel: 36% Blame the Lula Government for Spreading the Bets

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While President Lula (PT) criminalizes sports betting in his electoral campaign, 36% of Brazilians hold his government responsible for the dissemination of the bets, according to the AtlasIntel/Bloomberg survey released on Wednesday, 23. For 25.4% of respondents, the dissemination is the responsibility of the Bolsonaro government, while 16.5% blame the National Congress and 0.7%, the Federal Supreme Court. A...
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On the other hand, 25.4% of the electorate believes that former President Jair Bolsonaro was primarily responsible

While President Lula (PT) criminalizes sports betting in his electoral campaign, 36% of Brazilians hold his government responsible for the dissemination of the bets, according to the AtlasIntel/Bloomberg survey released on Wednesday, 23. For 25.4% of respondents, the dissemination is the responsibility of the Bolsonaro government, while 16.5% blame the National Congress and 0.7%, the Federal Supreme Court. A...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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36% of Brazilians point out the government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva as the main responsible for the dissemination of online sports betting, the bets, in the country. The data is from AtlasIntel research released on Wednesday, 23. In his question, who was the main responsible for the dissemination of online betting (Bets) in Brazil?, 25.4% of the interviewees attributed responsibility to the government Jair Bolsonaro. The National C…

5,015 voters were heard between 17 and 22 September; margin of error is one percentage point, for more or less

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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