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AGEO offers to help Xunta develop Galicia's gaming observatory

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AGEO said it wants to contribute to the development of Galicia’s planned gaming observatory. The association said the body could help assess the sector’s development and employment, investment and tax contributions; it also called for analysis at both regional and national levels, saying national regulation represents 60% of the sector. The observatory is due to take effect on 23 November 2025 and be formed by 23 May 2026.

Operators may seek representation in an advisory body that will study gaming policies and inform regional decisions.

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