Brazil’s AGU Asks STF to Strike Down Betting Laws
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The Advocate General of the Union (AGU) requested on Friday (2) that the Supreme Federal Court (STF) declare unconstitutional the provisions of the laws that established and regulated the exploitation of fixed-quota bets in the country. According to the institution, the rules did not offer sufficient protection to users of the bet platforms, compromising the family budgets and the health of the bettors. The manifestation was presented in an acti…
The Advocate General of the Union (AGU) changed his position and asked the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to declare unconstitutional the laws that allowed and regulated the bets in Brazil. The body states that the measures adopted to reduce the damages of the bets were insufficient and cites, among other data, an increase of 140% in the care of the SUS...
Organ that previously asked for time to observe the laws of 2018 and 2023 now speaks of insufficient protection, high of 140% in SUS and R$ 62.5 billion taken from families The post AGU says that the regulation failed and asks the STF to end the mark of the bets apareceu primeiro em Urbs Magna.
In a new manifestation, Messias cites impacts on the income of families, addiction to bets and use of the sector to launder money.
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