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CNMC fines Ibai Llanos, Nachter and Jordi Wild for covert advertising and violent content
Spain🏛️ PoliticsCenter4 hr. ago

CNMC fines Ibai Llanos, Nachter and Jordi Wild for covert advertising and violent content

On July 23, 2026, Spain's National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC) imposed fines on influencers Ibai Llanos, Nachter, and Jordi Wild for violating advertising regulations. Ibai Llanos and Nachter were fined €710 and €1,779 respectively for broadcasting advertisements without proper identification. Jordi Wild received a fine of €1,543 for airing sports content containing violence without a warning for minors. The fines reflect enforcement of rules requiring clear labeling of sponsored content and age-appropriate warnings for potentially harmful material.

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CNMC fines Ibai Llanos, Nachter and Jordi Wild for covert advertising and violent content

On July 23, 2026, Spain's National Commission for Markets and Competition (CNMC) imposed fines on influencers Ibai Llanos, Nachter, and Jordi Wild for violating advertising regulations. Ibai Llanos and Nachter were fined €710 and €1,779 respectively for broadcasting advertisements without proper identification. Jordi Wild received a fine of €1,543 for airing sports content containing violence without a warning for minors. The fines reflect enforcement of rules requiring clear labeling of sponsored content and age-appropriate warnings for potentially harmful material.

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