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Fux Says that Bets Should Be Banned and Rebutted Criticism by Public Hearing

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In court, the minister tried to avoid criticism by inviting interested parties to reverse the ban

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Action calls for Supreme to drop interim measure and keep authorisations to betting houses

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In court, the minister tried to avoid criticism by inviting interested parties to reverse the ban

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Minister Luiz Fux, of the Supreme Federal Court (STF), rebutted on Tuesday (3) criticisms about the choice of participants for the public hearing called by him on the prohibition of bets in Brazil. Fux highlighted that in a first hearing on online bets, called by him in November 2024, he heard for two days... Read more » The post Fux rebuts criticisms and says he has a perception that bets should be banned appeared first in Rádio Guaíba.

Minister Luiz Fux, rapporteur in the Supreme Federal Court (STF) of actions against the interim measure prohibiting bets in the country, defended that online bets be banned. The statement was made at the opening of public hearing held on Tuesday, 3, in the Court. He said that he had not yet manifested this view because the [...] The post Rapporteur in the STF of actions against MP that ban bets, Fux advocates that online bets be banned appeared …

The minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency, Guilherme Boulos, said on Tuesday, 3, that the attempt to create conditions for the return of the bets to Brazil attends only to the criminal lobby of these companies. He also classified a supposed judicial manoeuvring to save the sector as a shameful one. (Update)

·São Paulo, Brazil
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CNN Brasil broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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