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Brazilian Supreme Court justice gives AGU 72 hours to respond on betting ban

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Brazilian Supreme Federal Court Justice Luiz Fux ordered the attorney-general to respond within 72 hours in a case involving Provisional Measure 1,394/2026, which bans fixed-odds betting, the report said. Fux was also assigned as rapporteur for three further cases challenging the measure. The claimants in those cases have sought suspension of the ban, while one argues that it should not apply to states and the Federal District.

The court’s proceedings may determine whether the betting ban is suspended or applies to states and the Federal District.

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Brazilian Supreme Court justice adds sports bodies to betting-ban hearing

Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Luiz Fux asked for the Ministry of Sport and the Brazilian Olympic Committee to join a public hearing on the country’s betting ban, scheduled for 3 November, the report said. The case concerns Provisional Measure 1,394, signed on 25 September, which bans the operation, offering, intermediation and advertising of sports betting and virtual games.

Justice Luiz Fux of Brazil's Supreme Court has requested that the Ministry of Sport and the Brazilian Olympic Committee (COB) join a public hearing on the national betting ban, set for 3 November. The session is to take place before the court's Second Panel.

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