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Government Signs Decree to Regulate the Gaming Industry in Brazil

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The government has signed a decree to regulate the electronic gaming industry in Brazil. The measure gives way to the Legal Framework of the sector two years after the sanction of the law on the subject and promises to revolutionize the activity in the national territory.

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The government has signed a decree to regulate the electronic gaming industry in Brazil. The measure gives way to the Legal Framework of the sector two years after the sanction of the law on the subject and promises to revolutionize the activity in the national territory.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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President gave the statement during the ceremony at the Palace of the Plateau on the regulation of the Legal Framework of the Electronic Games.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The president Lula (PT) announced on Wednesday, 14, the regulation of the Legal Framework of the Electronic Games and took the opportunity to release a video in which he appears playing video game together with a group of young people. The measure was officialized by decree in the Palace of the Planalto 11 days from the second round of the presidential elections.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Decree also defines the responsibilities of the bodies involved and provides for the protection of users

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Lula signs regulatory decree of the Legal Framework of electronic gamesLula signs decree that regulates the Legal Framework of electronic games in Brazil

Medida recognizes digital games as a cultural work, frees access to the Audiovisual Fund and creates a national catalog platform

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Poder360 broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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