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Government Will Call Clubs to Measure the Impact of the End of the Bets on Football

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Minister of the Farm said that there is, for the time being, no forecast of relief to the teams that will lose sponsorships of gambling houses

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The government Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva will call the football clubs for a meeting next week to discuss the possibility of helping the teams, impacted by the interim measure (MP) that determined the total prohibition of betting sites in the country. The idea, at the first moment, is to listen to sports leaders and make a diagnosis of the situation and make the decision at a second time. Reaction: Bets will resort to Justice and want to be compe…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Farm Minister Dario Durigan said the government will call clubs and confederations to measure the size of the impact of the end of the bets on football. However, he reported, there is no immediate relief forecast at this time to the teams who will lose

·São Paulo, Brazil
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The federal government will gather football clubs and sports confederations to measure the impact of the end of bet sponsorships on Brazilian sport. The Minister of Finance, Dario Durigan, said this Friday, 25, that, for now, there is no forecast of relief. The economic team aims first to dimension the dependence of football in relation to the...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Meeting should take place on Tuesday (29); debts and credit line are on the agenda

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Minister of the Farm says the government will listen to clubs and confederations to measure the impact of the end of the bets and discard immediate relief

The minister said that the economic team wants to first dimension the dependence of the sector in relation to this type of revenue and listen to the demands before deciding the next steps

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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