Overview
- Deputy Diana Karina Barreras presented the initiative in Congress on Nov. 10, framing it as an educational, non-prohibitive approach.
- Each school community—teachers, parents, and administrators—would set consensus rules for mobile-phone use during class time.
- The draft includes pedagogical materials, teacher training in digital education, and orientation campaigns for families to support responsible use.
- Barreras plans meetings in the coming weeks with school communities, child-protection groups such as Fundación PAS and Tejiendo Redes Infancia, and platforms including TikTok to refine the plan.
- The measure, reported as an exhortation to the Education Ministry (SEP) to back school-level agreements, remains a proposal awaiting debate and has not been enacted.