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Brazil's Supreme Court hears arguments on Lula's online betting ban
Three-day STF hearing on the online betting ban exposed a sharp split between its impact on sports and household debt concerns.
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Brazil's Supreme Federal Court (STF) has held a three-day hearing on the online betting ban introduced by President Lula da Silva. According to SBC News, the hearing revealed a sharp divide between two topics: the impact of the ban on sports, and household debt.
Brazilian football is among the most critical voices against the ban, the outlet notes. The available excerpt also mentions the country's Olympic Commission, but its position is cut off in the text.
The full article is not available, so the court's final decision, its timing and the specific arguments of each side cannot be determined from the material at hand.
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