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The Government Admits that It Has Not Collected the Fines Imposed for Illegal Gambling: More than 465 Million Euros in Five Years

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Illegal operators act without real establishment in Spain, with opaque corporate structures, from foreign jurisdictions and through domains, brands, payment gateways and technological supports "easily" replaceable, "which makes it impossible to collect sanctions", argues Leer.

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Illegal operators act without real establishment in Spain, with opaque corporate structures, from foreign jurisdictions and through domains, brands, payment gateways and technological supports "easily" replaceable, "which makes it impossible to collect sanctions", argues Leer.

·Madrid, Spain
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Consumption admits in a reply to the PP that it has not collected a single euro from the administrative sanctions imposed on online operators.

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"No amount has been paid, remaining to be fully collected," says Pedro Sánchez's government.

·Madrid, Spain
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The government has imposed fines on illegal gambling operators for more than 465 million euros over the last five years and admits that "no amount has been paid, remaining to be fully collected".

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
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