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News published 6 November; this does not establish the statement's first release. A CLCF lead gives 5 November and needs separate checking. Quoted remarks are attributed to ATRAE; industry impacts and legal quotas were not independently verified.
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Audiovisual451 · ES · 2025-11-06
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