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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2024

The Spanish Data Protection Agency Intensifies Its Sanctioning Activity In 2023

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In today's digital age, where information has become an invaluable resource for the economy, the protection of personal data has emerged as a fundamental pillar for preserving citizens' rights.

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In today's digital age, where information has become an invaluable resource for the economy, the protection of personal data has emerged as a fundamental pillar for preserving citizens' rights. In this context, the Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD), acting as an independent supervisory authority, plays a crucial role in monitoring compliance with data protection regulations in Spain.

The AEPD's annual report published on 11 April provides a detailed analysis of its activity over the course of 2023. The report sets out the various initiatives carried out by the agency, from awareness-raising campaigns to inspection activities, along with a comprehensive analysis of legal and privacy trends, both domestically and globally.

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