Spain Toughens Anti-Tobacco Law: New Rules on Terraces, Beaches, and E-Cigarettes
The Spanish government has moved forward with a bill that expands smoke-free areas and introduces stricter regulations for tobacco and related products.
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The Spanish government has approved a bill to expand smoke-free areas, according to official sources, though some reports refer to a draft bill, indicating possible differences in the legislative stage.
The bill bans smoking by minors under 18, as reported by sources familiar with the proposal. It also treats e-cigarettes, or vapes, like regular tobacco, according to the same sources.
Additionally, the bill tightens rules on the sale, advertising, and sponsorship of tobacco and related products, according to official statements.
The bill bans smoking on terraces and beaches.
The confirmed measure includes a ban on smoking on terraces and beaches, marking a significant expansion of smoke-free public spaces.
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