Mexico’s government has been presented with several recommendations for preventing money laundering in the last few years. However, according to the former head of Mexico’s Financial Intelligence Unit, Santiago Nieto, it has been difficult to pass any recommendations due to special interest groups, specifically those in the casino industry. Nieto...
The newly appointed head of Conajzar in Paraguay has expressed concerns about the participation of...
Lawmakers in Argentina are debating a major change to online gambling advertising. Deputy Marcela Campagnoli...
Bolivia’s Gambling Control Authority, known as AJ, has issued a warning about illegal online gambling...
Shares in the largest gambling companies across China’s neighbors began to pump this week as...
Several Senators have expressed strong opposition to the idea of legalizing election betting within the...
Tourists visiting Myanmar this week have been reminded of the dangers of the un-regulated parts...
British bookmaker Betfred has donated ￡30,000 to Macmillan Cancer Support. The charitable gesture came as...
The UK games industry has agreed on plans to restrict access to loot boxes for...
The state of Victoria in Australia has announced sweeping measures to combat money laundering along...
Sky Sports has announced major changes to the presenter lineup of its popular Gillette Soccer...
Across Latin America, authorities are working to minimize the presence of clandestine gaming halls. As...
In Valencia, Spain, the local, autonomous government approved a law in 2020 which heavily restricted...