Government bans betting in Brazil and other highlighted news

The government announced the ban on betting in Brazil, three years after regulating betting companies. The measure provides for a fine and prison sentence for anyone who fails to comply with the new rules. Players have until October 5th to redeem their balance on gaming sites. Industry associations stated that the government's decision pushes millions of players into the illegal market. The Superior Council of the Public Ministry rejected opening an investigation into the conduct of the Attorney General of the Republic. And, unanimously, he kept Paulo Gonet at the head of the investigations in the Master case. The presidents of China and the United States dined at the White House with the owners of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies. On a visit to France, the Pope called for stricter rules so that humanity does not get lost in a “paradise of machines”. In the first match after the World Cup, the Brazilian team played poorly and drew with Australia. And Rio de Janeiro is ready to host an American football league classic.