A 2011 royal decree extended the licensing requirement to include online newspapers and blogs and increased penalties for violations of the earlier press law. Those penalties include large fines, removal of the content, and potentially closure of the establishment responsible, along with suspending or banning the person or group from future publishing.
A 2011 royal decree expanded the licensing requirements to cover online newspapers and blogs while intensifying penalties for press law infractions. These penalties encompass hefty fines, content removal, potential establishment closures, bans on future publishing, and exclusions from publishing activities for those responsible or associated with violations.