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Deputies gave half a sanction to the bill in 2024 but the Upper House never treated it and at the end of the month the text loses parliamentary status.The Church launched a gathering of signatures while a Peronist senator
The Episcopate launched a campaign and a group of deputies asked to reactivate its treatment; the average sanction has been slowed down in the Senate for almost two years and is close to being archived
The Argentine Episcopal Conference (CEA) called on the Senate to pass before the end of the month the law that seeks to regulate online gambling and prevent infant-juvenile gambling. The request was made a few days after the arrival of Pope León XIV in Argentina, scheduled between November 8 and 11. “...
The bishops demanded that the law against gambling not be dropped, which the government rejects and which expires on November 30. With Casa Rosada, the bond is measured more in gestures than in meetings.
The head of the Episcopate, Marcelo Colombo, highlighted the "pastoral character" of the Pope's visit and referred to the Church's link with Milei's government. I challenge the Senate. Read more
In three weeks, the project that seeks to prevent the gambling that was approved in the Chamber of Deputies will lose parliamentary status. The government hopes that the law will be filed, but the arrival of Pope Leon XIV in Argentina reactivated the demand for his treatment. In three weeks, the law on the prevention of gambling that was passed in the Chamber of Deputies will lose parliamentary status. The project, which prohibits online gamblin…
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