Rosario’s Municipal Council approved an ordinance prohibiting direct and indirect gambling advertising, promotion and sponsorship in public spaces. The measure covers casinos, betting venues and online gambling platforms, as well as public transport, streets, publicly visible private areas and urban furniture.
The ordinance restricts where gambling companies can advertise or sponsor activities in Rosario.
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Salta's Chamber of Deputies approved a bill to prohibit gambling advertising on provincial government property and vehicles. The proposal now requires Senate approval to become law. It also proposes withdrawing public funding, recovering payments and temporarily excluding beneficiaries who breach its conditions.
The Todos Por Salta parliamentary bloc proposed banning gambling advertising on provincial public property and vehicles. The bill would also cover state-owned businesses and recipients of provincial funding, with potential withdrawal of benefits, repayment requirements and temporary funding exclusions. The proposal still awaits committee opinions.
A committee of Salta’s Deliberative Council continued reviewing a proposed ordinance to prohibit advertising, promotion and sponsorship of gambling and online betting on municipal signs and street furniture. Councillors discussed the draft with its author, Darío Madile, and said they would continue reviewing its wording at future meetings.
Rivadavia councilman Cristian Morales initiated a proposal to limit online gambling and betting advertising near places where children may be present, including schools and sports clubs. The proposal is under review by the Commission of Legislation and Constitutional Affairs and would apply municipally if approved. Separately, a proposed decree linked to San Juan’s online gaming law has been approved by the provincial Social Action Fund’s administrative council and sent to the economy ministry for review.
The Piracicaba municipality in São Paulo state has prohibited advertising by fixed-odds betting platforms in public spaces and events, according to a decree published in the Official Gazette. The ban, reported by G1 Piracicaba e Região, covers municipal property, transport equipment and events linked to the local administration, and takes effect within 90 days. Educational messages about gambling risks remain permitted if they do not promote any platform.
The Piracicaba municipality in São Paulo state has prohibited advertising by fixed-odds betting platforms in public spaces and at events, according to a municipal decree published in the Official Gazette. The measure takes effect within 90 days, according to the decree. The ban was reported by G1 Piracicaba e Região.