Brasil de Fato — Geral
04/11/2026 19:06

Proibição das bets: quem tem voz no STF e quem paga a conta?

Por Bruno Lazzarotti, Pedro Soares, Marina Pinheiro No final de Outubro deste ano, uma ação polêmica do governo federal foi a proibição das bets no Brasil, por meio de medida provisória. A decisão gerou debates na sociedade civil. De um lado, clubes de futebol, influenciadores e casas de apostas alegaram que a medida teria impactos […]

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