Pablo Bustinduy. Source: Medium

Spain's New Minister Plans to Reinforce Gambling Advertising Restrictions

Spain's gambling landscape is poised for further regulatory changes as Pablo Bustinduy, the country's new minister of social rights and consumer affairs, outlines intentions to reintroduce and strengthen advertising restrictions. Despite recent legal setbacks for industry players, Bustinduy aims to bolster regulations, particularly targeting online and social media promotions.

Following a Supreme Court decision overturning certain provisions of Royal Decree 958/2020, the debate around gambling advertising restrictions reignited. While the court upheld some appeals by industry bodies like Jdigital, it struck down articles related to TV advertising, sponsorship, and social media promotion limitations.

In response, Bustinduy is poised to introduce legislation aligning with the objectives of the 2020 decree. His proposed measures will seek to tighten restrictions on gambling advertising, focusing on curtailing online and social media promotions. As Spain navigates evolving regulatory landscapes, the future of gambling advertising in the country remains subject to ongoing debate and regulatory developments.

3 May 2024, 11:30

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