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PoliticsPolitico EUFiled 3 h ago

Ahead of Spanish election, Sánchez takes aim at TikTok

Open the sourceReported by Politico EU, politico.eu, 11 November 2026, by Nacho Alarcón, Eliza Gkritsi, Ellen O'Regan

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Spain’s government moved to ban TikTok after a report alleged the platform is lax about child sexual abuse material, with the timing notable ahead of the country’s election. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is taking aim at the social media app as the dispute escalates. The push matters because it puts a major platform’s child-safety record at the center of a national political fight. Watch next for whether the ban takes effect, how TikTok responds, and how the issue plays with voters before the election.

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