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In Belo Horizonte, Augusto Cury Defends End of Bets or Higher Taxation ...

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On Friday, the writer and candidate classified Lula's decision to end the bets as "elector"

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Augusto Cury (Advanced) criticizes bets during campaign agenda in Belo Horizonte Reproduction/TV Globo The candidate of the Avante to the Presidency of the Republic, Augusto Cury, fulfilled campaign agenda in Belo Horizonte on Sunday (27). During a visit to Pope's Square, he said that sports betting platforms, known as bets, should be eliminated or subjected to higher taxation. "Bets need to be framed: either they have to be eliminated or they h…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The candidate of the Avante to the Presidency, Augusto Cury, criticized on Monday, 28, the decision of President Lula (PT) to end the bets in Brazil will not bring damage to Brazilian football. According to the president, the petist uses the people's ador to raise votes. I do not understand why, on the eve of the election, the Lula...

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The candidate for the Presidency of the Republic Augusto Cury (Avante) defended the end of the online sports betting platforms, the bets, or, alternatively, the charge of an aliquot of 50% to 60% on the sector, if the companies continue to operate in the Country. During the agenda in Belo Horizonte on Sunday (27), Cury stated that the bets can [...] The post In Belo Horizonte, Augusto Cury defends the end of the bets or higher taxation on the be…

Augusto Cury advocates closing the bets or applying a 50% to 60% discount on the sector and quotes Mansueto Almeida for the Economy

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The candidate for the Presidency of the Republic Augusto Cury (Avante) defended the end of the platforms of ...

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UOL broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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