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Domestic Violence Associated with Gambling Addiction Increases 75% in One Year in Brazil

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The data are from a survey of the National Secretariat of Public Security (Senasp), the Ministry of Justice and Public Security

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Body injury appears in 805 occurrences, while 803 mention intimidation. In 161 cases, there are reports of death threat and, in 218, references to firearms or white weapons

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The data are from a survey of the National Secretariat of Public Security (Senasp), the Ministry of Justice and Public Security

·São Paulo, Brazil
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A study released today by the Brazilian government shows that the number of records of domestic and family violence associated with addiction in gambling and gambling has grown 75% in Brazil in a year.

·Portugal
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Senasp data from 1.650 shows that records with mention of addiction in 2026 bets grew more than 10 times that of 2020

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brazil recorded at least 1,650 cases of violence against women associated with gambling and gambling, according to an unprecedented survey by Senasp (National Secretariat of Public Security), linked to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. The research analyzed bulletins of violence against women that contained references to betting and gambling [...]

Brazil recorded at least 1,650 cases of violence against women associated with gambling and gambling, according to an unprecedented survey by Senasp (National Public Security Secretariat), linked to the Ministry of Justice and Public Security. Read more (11/12/2026

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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