AGU Defends Interim Measure Prohibiting Bets in the Country
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The attorney-general of the Union, Jorge Messias, defended on Tuesday (3) the validity of Provisional Measure 1,394 of 2026, which prohibited the operation of companies operating online betting sites, the bets. The defense was in public hearing called by the Supreme Federal Court (STF) to debate the prohibition of electronic betting. Related news:Football clubs criticize the end of bets; government highlights damages.Padilla defends prohibition …
At the hearing at the STF, attorney-general says that restriction of advertising, monitoring and control mechanisms were not enough to protect population
The Advocate General of the Union, Jorge Messias, stated on Tuesday (3), in a public hearing at the Supreme Federal Court (STF), that the legalization of betting platforms is not the solution against covertness. He defended the full maintenance of the Provisional Measure 1,394/2026, which prohibits fixed-quota bets, bets.
Advocate-General of the Union argued in the STF that the regulation of bets was insufficient to contain damage to health and families
In a hearing at the Supreme Court, AGU asked Minister Luiz Fux for a new session to listen to civil society entities. Read on Power360.
AGU rejects appeal to the secrecy used in betting debates, but thesis is used by the left on other topics. Read in the People's Gazette.
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