Lawyers José Frederico Cimino Manssur and Carlos Crosara highlight that the advancement of a restrictive proposal in the Senate and the government's discussion of more drastic measures reignite the debate on consumer protection and the preservation of the regulated market.
An article by Bárbara Teles published in Folha de S.Paulo notes that research helps to find diagnoses, but data should differentiate legal from illegal betting, and that betting should, and needs to, be seen as a form of entertainment.
An article by Cristiano Costa highlights that educating about the game does not mean encouraging its consumption or denying the complexity of the debate about individual rights and freedoms. It means offering information so that this freedom can exist consciously.
An article by Diego Bittencourt warns that instead of simply discussing where a brand can appear, we should discuss what messages we want to encourage, what practices should be combated, and how to make communication an ally in consumer education.
An article by Hugo Henrique Ribeiro Silva highlights that Brazil has the opportunity to combine robust oversight, corporate transparency, and legal certainty with suitable conditions to receive long-term capital.
