Abstract
The ”New Deal for Consumers”, developed by the European Commission, is an
important step forward in improving consumer rights and legal certainty for businesses in
areas such as cross-border portability of content, roaming charges and geoblocks, being
implemented through updated rules of consumer protection, adapted to the challenges of the
constantly evolving markets. This proposal contributes to ensuring fairness and confidence
building in the single market through collaboration with all Member States and
stakeholders in a public debate to ensure that there are no second-class consumers in the
European Union. To this end, the Commission will ensure the implementation of the rules
aimed at equal treatment of consumers in the single market, in order to promote a new
culture of compliance with Union law in this area.

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