Clubs Join in Manifesto and Defend Regulated Betting Market in Brazil
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In a manifesto released on social networks, the teams defended the maintenance of the regulated betting market in Brazil and called for the fight against the action of illegal companies
After President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva said that he can take new measures in the regulation of the betting market, football clubs published a note jointly criticizing the possible changes. In the statement, the teams cited the possibility of insolvency, legal insecurity and even spoke in "the end of Brazilian football". "The rumors about abrupt changes in the regulation of the betting market have generated enormous concern in all clubs, feder…
Brazilian football clubs launched this Thursday, 17, a collective manifesto against the possibility of closing the sports betting. The end of the bets has been defended by the Lula government during the campaign to release the petist and supported by various sectors of society. In the statement, the clubs admit the social impacts caused by the expansion of the...
The Corinthians published, in the morning/afternoon/night of this xxxx-feira, an official note against the veto of betting houses in Brazil.
Flamengo and Fluminense were one of the clubs that published the note. Photo: Gilvan de Souza/Flamengo The clubs made a manifesto against the mobilization of the government to edit a Provisional Measure aimed at the prohibition of bets in Brazil.The leaders had a meeting on the afternoon of Thursday (17) in which they coordinated the content of the text and the tone of the speech in defense of the maintenance of the activity in the country.What …
The football clubs of Rio and São Paulo and the main association of radio and television stations defended, on Thursday (17), the activity of the bets authorized to operate in the country and the broadcast of ads on bets, provided they are from companies with permission of the Ministry of the Farm. Read more (09/17/2026
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