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Lula Defends End of the Bets, Quotes World Titles and Provokes Palmeiras

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President Lula (PT) once again defended today the end of the bets.

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"I make it a question of always repeating: in the best moments of Brazilian football, there were no bets. [...] The clubs that see, I have already approved the law for them to become a company", said the president of the Republic

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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President Lula (PT) once again defended today the end of the bets.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brazil’s president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, defended the ban on sports betting and online casinos during a rally this Saturday in Sao Paulo. The president called the bets a “disgracy for the poor” and said they contribute to people’s indebtedness. “I took that drastic attitude because [...] The post VIDEO: Lula defends a ban on gambling in Brazil and points to a possible foreign interference in the elections appeared first on La Nación.

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Law encourages professionalization of players, equal pay and determines maintenance of women's teams in training clubs

President Lula (PT) said on Monday, 28, that the measure to end bets in Brazil will not bring damage to Brazilian football. The statement was given during an event for the sanctioning of new measures aimed at strengthening women's football. This business of ending bets does not bring harm to football...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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President signed, on September 25, a provisional measure that bans online bets from Brazil. Read on Power360.

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gazetaweb.com broke the news in Brasília, Brazil on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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