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Mendoza governor says casino activity is contracting as play shifts online

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Mendoza governor Alfredo Cornejo said physical casino activity was declining as players moved to online gambling, and said the provincial government was preparing initiatives with the finance ministry and gaming institute. Union official Diego Luconi disputed the scale of the decline, saying physical gambling had remained stable apart from monthly variations.

The competing accounts bear on Mendoza’s planned gaming policy and the outlook for land-based casino operations and workers.

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