The display of printed material, wall newspapers or other items, illustrations or images and posters representing any form of electoral campaigning, or reproducing the symbol adopted by a list, or which could influence the voter’s choice shall be forbidden in any area different from the ones referred to in Art. 4.
The prohibition referred to in the previous paragraph shall also apply to any private space visible to the public from the outside (windows, shop windows, etc.), air balloons anchored to the ground, vehicles and any equipment, except for the material necessary for campaigning, outdoor rallies and meetings referred to in Art. 8. Campaigning through banners or drapes and through light signs, as well as the distribution of fliers, shall also be prohibited.
Usual and permanent signs used by parties, movements and political associations to indicate their headquarters shall not be prohibited.
