Argentina orders immediate debate on federal ban of gambling advertising
Regulation · 2024-11-26
Argentina orders immediate debate on federal ban of gambling advertising
The Chamber of Deputies of Argentina will debate a federal measure on Wednesday, 27 November, to ban all gambling advertising and sponsorships.
The debate has been fast-tracked after “five opposition blocs in Congress” united to support a proposal that prohibits “any form of advertising or sponsorship promoting gaming and betting companies”.
Civic Committees, responsible for creating a federal framework to reduce gambling-related harm and address pathological behaviors, back the measure.
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