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SESPAS proposes raising Spain betting age to 21 in law reform

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The Spanish Society of Public Health and Health Administration presented proposals to the DGOJ for the planned reform of Spain’s gambling law, the organisation said. They include considering a minimum betting age of 21, stronger identity and age checks, a review of bonuses and loyalty schemes, and updated rules for digital marketing channels.

The proposals could shape future requirements for operators’ age checks, promotions and digital marketing in Spain.

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M5S motion proposes under-3 screen ban and supervision to age 12

Reportedly, Filippo Scerra of the Movimento 5 Stelle tabled motion 1-00608 in Italy's Chamber of Deputies on 19 October 2026. It proposes banning digital devices and video games for children under three and allowing use between three and 12 only under adult supervision, alongside tighter social media age limits.

Filippo Scerra of the Movimento 5 Stelle tabled motion 1-00608 in Italy's Chamber of Deputies on 19 October 2026, according to the motion. The motion proposes banning digital devices and video games for children under three and allowing their use between the ages of three and 12 only under adult supervision. It commits the government to act within a regulatory framework coordinated at European level.

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