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Sánchez begins meetings today in search of support for his investiture. They expect days of give and take. But just beginning the school year, it is the mobile phone that is called into question: violent sex is advancing in school chat rooms.
Data that calls for action: today it is known that violent sex is gaining space in school chat. And the problem, furthermore, becomes even more significant when the pacts of silence are reinforced by the sharing of surroundings between executioners and victims.
Child psychologists agree that reality forces parents to control the devices. In addition, recent cases such as that of minors who used artificial intelligence to undress girls in photos, raise doubts: five are unimpeachable.
The British alternative, we said yesterday, is however to propose banning mobile phones “completely” at school. The debate, whether for a or b, is open. A symptom of the critical level that this phenomenon reaches.
Felipe VI entrusts Sánchez with the investiture “because of his willingness to be a candidate.” It has a limit until September 27. The socialist leader aspires to an agreement for the entire legislature. There is a rush but he is by no means assured of a majority.
The Generalitat, meanwhile, uses the chaos in Rodalies to redouble the pressure on Sánchez. Today it is known, however, that the Superior Court of Catalonia sentences her to pay 80 million to Renfe for not paying agreed and executed improvements since 2017.
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