Overview
- Sandra Peña’s parents testified before Seville’s Juvenile Prosecutor, followed by the school’s director, head of studies, counselor and tutor, as police delivered its minors-unit report.
- The three classmates under investigation are scheduled to give statements next Monday, with potential juvenile liability because they are over 14.
- Regional authorities state Irlandesas Loreto failed to activate anti-bullying and self-harm prevention protocols despite alerts from the family in early September.
- The Andalusian government has created a conciliation commission that could impose administrative penalties on the school, including loss of its public funding agreement.
- Separately, the Junta announced a bullying congress to convene families, educators, experts and jurists to develop preventive measures.