A public hearing will be held next week (April 17) at the Petrópolis City Hall, in the mountainous region of Rio de Janeiro, to discuss the regulation of gaming and the benefits that the activity could offer to the city that was, before the prohibition of casinos in Brazil, one of the poles of attraction of the activity, with one of the most exquisite rooms of Brazil of the mid-20th century.
Quitandinha Palace housed the largest casino in Brazil until 1946, built by Joaquim Rolla, one of the greatest achievers of the gaming industry in the country.
The audience, entitled "The Importance of Gaming Regulation in Brazil for the Economic Development of Petrópolis / RJ" intends to discuss the possibilities for the city in case of reopening of casinos in Brazil.
The event will be attended by the mayor of the city, Bernardo Rossi; the Secretaries of Economic Development and Tourism of Petrópolis, respectively Marcelo Fiorini and Marcelo Valente; the president of the Municipal Institute of Culture, Leonardo Randolfo; the mayor, Paulo Bruck; economist, Ana Paula Gatti Vital, specialist in Mobile Communication and communication director of the Brazilian Association of Casinos, Bingos and Similares (Abrabincs); and Frederico Freire Lemos de Souza, lawyer.
The center of the legislative debate will be "The regulation of the money betting games managed by the private initiative".
During the public hearing, the book "The Theory of Probabilities in Gaming, Science and Public Policy" by Luiz Carlos Prestes Filho will be presented.
Schedule:
Location: Câmara Municipal de Petrópolis / RJ
Day 04/17/2018
Hours: 19 hours
Source: GMB
