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Brazil Supreme Court accelerates review of Rio Grande do Sul betting-advertising law

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Brazil Supreme Court Justice Cármen Lúcia ordered an accelerated review of a challenge to Rio Grande do Sul’s law restricting advertising by fixed-odds betting platforms. The state legislature and governor must provide information within five days, followed by submissions from the federal solicitor general and prosecutor general within three days each; a decision on interim relief remains pending.

The review could determine whether betting platforms must comply with the state’s advertising restrictions while the case proceeds.

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Rio de Janeiro decree prohibits betting adverts in public spaces

Rio de Janeiro issued a decree on 13 July prohibiting betting-platform advertising in public spaces and outdoor media, including billboards, large screens and street furniture. The measure does not cover digital or television advertising, which remains under federal rules. The Attorney General’s Office has separately asked Brazil’s Supreme Federal Court to suspend a Rio Grande do Sul law imposing state-level betting-advertising restrictions.

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