The Mexican Association of Permit Holders, Operators and Suppliers of the Entertainment and Gaming Industry (AIEJA) is promoting a comprehensive modernization of the sector's regulatory framework, with emphasis on the digital ecosystem and responsible gambling practices.
Priorities for regulatory modernization
According to AIEJA, the adoption of new technologies is essential in response to rising operational costs. This modernization seeks to preserve jobs, maintain service quality, protect users and prevent minor access, while combating illegal online offerings.
The organization emphasizes that an updated regulatory framework promotes fair competition and attracts investment, addressing the demands of today's digital market. The immediate priority is to develop specific regulations for the online environment.
Key sector objectives
- Player protection through improved responsible gambling practices
- Prevention of minor access through identity verification systems
- Combating illegal offerings by channeling users toward licensed operators
AIEJA calls for strengthening communication between the private sector and authorities to swiftly address technological challenges, protecting investment, employment and user integrity. This proposal offers lessons applicable to other Latin American markets facing similar digital gaming regulation challenges.
Diego Ramírez
Diego Ramírez, un apasionado del fútbol de toda la vida originario de Lima (Perú), convirtió su pasión por el deporte y las estadísticas en una carrera en el periodismo digital. Durante la última década, ha cubierto todo tipo de temas, desde los principales torneos de fútbol y los mercados de apuestas hasta los casinos online y la evolución de la normativa en toda América Latina.
Especialidades: predicciones de fútbol, reseñas de casas de apuestas, noticias sobre iGaming, regulación de las apuestas y marketing de afiliados.
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