Overview
- Mexico’s Interior Ministry called on Santa and the Reyes Magos to avoid violent video games and toys associated with firearms, discrimination or gender stereotypes.
- Officials urged selecting safe, age‑appropriate gifts that stimulate imagination and spark interest in science, art and sport.
- The recommendations promote board games and traditional toys such as yoyos, spinning tops, baleros, lotería and memorama to encourage shared play.
- Segob advised choosing materials that foster inclusion, including options in indigenous languages, Braille, Mexican Sign Language and easy‑read formats.
- The guidance aligns with the “Sí al Desarme, Sí a la Paz” exchange that swaps warlike toys for educational items and asks adults to supervise non‑violent video game use to reduce online risks.