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Spanish government seeks to ban spam calls

  • The Spanish government intends to prohibit unsolicited sales calls by requiring telecom providers to block calls from businesses that lack a designated digital code.
  • This initiative follows concerns over high spam call rates, with Spain having the second-highest percentage in Europe according to a 2023 study by Hiya.
  • The government also plans to invalidate contracts made through unsolicited calls and mandates that businesses obtain fresh approval from consumers for marketing calls every two years.
  • Consumer rights minister Pablo Bustinduy said the measures will be added to a consumer rights bill debated soon, intending to protect “the well-being and privacy of consumers.”
  • These policies seek to discourage unwanted calls and stop companies from engaging in practices that cause significant bother to citizens.
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abc broke the news in Spain on Monday, May 12, 2025.
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