Brazil’s Ruling Party Files Bill to Ban Online Gambling Entirely as President Lula Stays Silent
The legislative caucus of Brazil’s Workers’ Party has filed a bill proposing an outright federal ban on online gambling, escalating what had been campaign rhetoric into formal legislation that would dismantle the regulat...
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