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Supreme Court rules television product placement for tobacco products illegal

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Spain March 28 2012

The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled in the lawsuit filed by the Association of Communication Users (ACU) against Altadis, SA (a company marketing tobacco products) and Television de Galicia that the advertising of a brand of tobacco in a television series is illegal.

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