The road to legalizing land-based casinos in Brazil has faced several delays, with the controversial bill PL 2,234/2022 still awaiting a full vote in the Brazilian Senate. Despite being approved by the Justice and Citizenship Committee in June of the previous year, the bill has seen repeated postponements. However, Senator Irajá, a key proponent of the bill, remains optimistic that it will eventually be passed. Senator Irajá’s Confidence Amid Delays Senator Irajá has expressed confidence that the legalization of land-based casinos is essential for Brazil’s tourism and economic growth. She noted that after multiple public hearings and discussions, the bill is now “ripe” for a vote. Irajá emphasized that the timing for the vote will depend on Senate leadership, including Senate President Davi Alcolumbre, and party leaders. She told Poder360 on April 9, “The matter is ready, ripe to be discussed and voted on in the plenary, as soon as… Read More
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Source: Casino News Daily
