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DGOJ extends Castilla-La Mancha gambling-exclusion register agreement by four years

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Source: DGOJ (Spain)

Spain’s DGOJ and Castilla-La Mancha’s regional government signed an extension to their agreement linking gambling self-exclusion registers, the DGOJ said on 27 October 2023. The extension adds four years to an agreement due to expire in December; the linked registers operate functionally as one register.

The extension maintains a shared gambling-exclusion register used to protect people vulnerable to gambling-related harm.

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