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Analome asks Brazil’s Supreme Court to lift municipal lottery suspension

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Analome asked Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court on 4 December to revoke the interim order suspending municipal lottery operations in a case before it. The association argues that municipalities have constitutional authority to run lotteries and proposes, alternatively, limiting the suspension to fixed-odds betting; the request awaits review by Justice Nunes Marques and later consideration by the full court.

The court’s decision will determine whether municipalities can resume lottery operations or face a narrower suspension.

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Caixa challenges municipal lottery laws in Brazil’s Supreme Court case

Caixa Econômica Federal filed an amicus curiae submission in Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court case ADPF 1212, contesting municipal lottery systems, according to the report. The case, brought by the Solidariedade party, challenges laws in 13 municipalities; it argues municipalities lack authority to establish lotteries and seeks a ruling against the laws. A preliminary injunction issued in December 2025 suspended municipal lottery and sports-betting operations nationwide.

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