Meta has decided to suspend political, electoral, and social issue advertisements in the European Union, a measure that affects parties and NGOs in Romania, before the TTPA regulation comes into force.
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Meta has suspended the broadcasting of political ads in the European Union, starting from October 2025, as a result of challenges related to the new TTPA regulation, which imposes strict rules for political advertising. This measure significantly affects parties and organizations in Romania, which are losing a major channel for digital promotion. Without options for paid advertising, campaigns must focus on organic content and direct interaction with voters, which will radically change communication strategies.
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