The Mexican Congress has received a legislative proposal to update the Federal Law on Games and Raffles of 1947. The draft legislation focuses on tightening gambling license regulations and strengthening player safeguards.
Proposed Regulatory Changes
Deputy Alberto Martínez Urincho from the governing MORENA party submitted the reform package. The legislation aims to modernize the statutory framework that has governed gaming operations for nearly eight decades. Lawmakers will review the suggested changes to licensing procedures and compliance standards.
The proposed amendments seek to align current market conditions with existing legal requirements. Congressional committees will evaluate the draft before scheduling a full legislative vote. Implementation timelines remain pending until the review process concludes.