Tierra del Fuego Introduces Bill to Combat Problem Gambling Among Youth
A new bill in Tierra del Fuego would prevent problem gambling among children and adolescents by addressing the challenges posed...
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Panama Enacts New Law to Strengthen Problem Gambling Prevention
Law 527 has been signed and passed in the country of Panama as a new legislative regulation aimed at regulating...
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Río Negro and LOTBA Strengthen Training Initiatives to Promote Responsible Gaming
The Lottery of the Río Negro province has signed a new agreement with the Provincial Institute of Public Administration (IPAP)...
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Panama Enacts New Law Focused on Preventing Problem Gambling
Panama has enacted Law 527, which provides a new regulation framework intended to prevent and control problem gambling in Panama. It...
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BetWarrior Launches New Online Gaming Platform in Argentina’s Salta Province
BetWarrior recently officially introduced its new gaming platform in the province of Salta, Argentina. The event took place amid a...
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José Manssur Questions Double Standards Around Betting and Alcohol Advertising During the World Cup
As the 2026 World Cup looms closer, the rising levels of betting-related activity in Brazil have drawn increasing amounts of...
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Chilean Court Requests Details on Online Gambling Blocking Methods
The Court of Appeals of Santiago instructed Chile’s Subsecretariat of Telecommunications (Subtel) to present detailed explanations about how to use...
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Costa Rica’s Gambling Blind Spot Leaves Half the Market in Illegal Hands
Costa Rica’s lawmakers are again confronting a problem they have managed around for years: more than half of the country’s...
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Puerto Rico Reviews Senate Bill 960 to Expand Gambling Options
The Senate of Puerto Rico issued a press release stating that the Treasury, Budget, and PROMESA Commission held an on-site...
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Brazil’s Gambling Law Faces Political Burial as Election Bargaining Takes Over
Brazil’s online betting regime is barely out of infancy, yet Congress is already circling it. Read more ‘Pretty bizarre’: Why...
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