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Castilla y León sets 2026 gambling regulatory priorities at sector congress

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Castilla y León’s regional government outlined gambling-policy priorities at its 18th gambling congress, opened by regional presidency minister Luis Miguel González Gago, according to the report. Plans for 2026 include drafting rules for gambling advertising and revising sector regulations to reflect the 2024 law, including new minimum distances from schools.

Operators in Castilla y León may face updated advertising rules and premises-distance requirements in 2026.

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Castilla y León family business chief backs family firms at Soria gaming congress

Eduardo Estévez Gudino, director of the Asociación Empresa Familiar de Castilla y León, told the XIX Congreso de Juego de Castilla y León that family firms are more profitable than non-family ones, citing agility, long-term commitment and owner capital. He said the association wants to create a foundation, with support from the regional education ministry, to bring companies' training needs closer to education.

Eduardo Estévez Gudino, director of the Asociación Empresa Familiar de Castilla y León, spoke on the second panel discussion at the XIX Congreso de Juego de Castilla y León. The panel, titled "El futuro de la empresa de juego: transformar sin perder la esencia", was moderated by Ramón Cubián, director general de Suelo de la Comunidad de Madrid and delegado de Ordenación y Gestión del Juego. Estévez described himself as the son of a business owner and said he knew closely what business families experience, in good times and bad.

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