Rio De Janeiro Bans Online Betting Advertising in Public Spaces: 'Bets' Are a Plague
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The decree, which vetoes advertising of betting platforms in areas under municipal management, inaugurates a new front of regulation of virtual betting
Our city, which is a showcase from the country to the world, cannot become an open-air bookshop gallery, as if that were normal, encouraging people of any age to become addicted and at the risk of losing everything, said the Cariocan mayor
The measure applies from today and also to events sponsored by the municipality. It aims to stop the advance of gambling in society and warns that because of the "indebtedness, vice and destruction of families" it produces.
A decree published in Diário Oficial on Monday prohibits the advertising of betting platforms (bets) in public spaces of the city. The seal extends to campaigns and events contracted, sponsored or carried out by the municipality, such as carnival and conveillion. The measure, signed by Mayor Eduardo Cavaliere, has immediate application, and will have application controlled by the Licensing and Supervision Coordination (CLF), linked to the Munici…
The City Hall of Rio de Janeiro banned the advertising of betting platforms, the "bets" in public spaces and in private places whose exploitation depends on the authorization of the municipal power. The decree was published in the Diário Oficial on Monday, 13. The measure is valid for outdoors, urban furniture and other spaces intended for advertising that operate by license, permission, concession or authorization of the city hall. According to…
The mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Cavaliere, published on Monday (13) the Rio Decree No. 58,274, which prohibits advertising of sports betting platforms and online gambling in all public spaces of the municipality. The measure includes outdoors, electronic panels, bus points, urban furniture and any other places whose advertising exploitation depends on the authorization, license, permission or concession of the municipality.
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