By The Weekly Edge desk ·
AMIG sent a formal letter to Brazil's President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, reported by iGaming Brazil. The outlet said AMIG objected to what it described as the gambling sector's exclusion from government discussions and sought participation.
AMIG's request seeks a role for the gambling industry in government discussions.
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