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Mexico bans cellphones in schools despite parents' safety concerns

Parents in violence-stricken regions oppose the ban

1 Nov 2 · 5d ago · 2 articles · 1 video · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 1

Parents and education representatives in Mexico, particularly in states affected by organized crime, publicly oppose the cellphone ban, citing safety concerns. Francisco Ortiz, a state representative of the National Union of Parents in Sinaloa, and father Benigno Gómez both express concern that children cannot reach them during emergencies or violence.

Associated Press

“I don't think parents will accept not giving their children a means of digital communication, especially when those children … are spending so much time at home instead of at school.”

Francisco Ortiz

Claudia SheinbaumClaudia Sheinbaum President of MexicoMario Delgado Mexico's Secretary of Public EducationFrancisco Ortiz State representative, National Union of Parents in SinaloaBenigno Gómez Father, Reynosa, Tamaulipas

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  1. 3 outlets Mexico bans cellphones in schools, despite opposition from parents worried about violence

    first by The Hindu, 5d ago · also Boston Globe, Philadelphia Inquirer

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