Lula Says He Personally Would End Betting, but Stops Short of a Decision
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Lula Says He Personally Would End Betting, but Stops Short of a Decision
Lula told a meeting at the Planalto on 1 September that personally he would end betting, while stressing that as president he must weigh other factors. No measure was announced. The post Lula Says He Personally Would End Betting, but Stops Short of a Decision appeared first on The Rio Times.
The president held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss the impacts of the bets
Lula states that the government can take a decision on the operation of the bets this week and brings together religious entities and sectors that are opposed to bets.
The government brings together representatives of health, economic, civil society, the cultural sector and religious organizations on Tuesday to discuss the impacts of online betting in the country. The meeting will not have the participation of bet companies. The meeting was organized to discuss the effects of betting on society. The objective is to hear the evaluation of different sectors before the government defines new measures to address t…
Brazil gambling stakeholders left out of President Lula’s ‘drastic’ strategy talks
The latest move by Brazil’s President Lula da Silva could signal further rifts between the ruling Workers Party (PT) and the gambling sector. As reported by SBC Noticias Brasil, the President hosted a meeting at the Planalto Palace on Monday to discuss how the regulated gambling regime has impacted families’ budget since it was enforced […]
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva gathered representatives of civil society on Tuesday (1st) at the Palace of the Planalto in Brasília to hear opinions about the market for electronic betting houses, better known as bets. According to Lula, the government must make a decision soon on the subject and listen to civil society is an important part in this process. The government has discussed how to solve the problem of bets. I suggested that we h…
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