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    Buenos Aires restricts online betting access for child-support debtors

    Buenos Aires City has passed a new law that prohibits individuals registered as delinquent child-support payers from opening or maintaining accounts with licensed online gambling and betting platforms. Approved by the city's Legislature, this measure aims to restrict access to betting for those owing child support.

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