Overview
- Seville’s juvenile prosecutor has opened two proceedings: a supervision file on Irlandesas Loreto’s handling of warnings and a juvenile reform file on alleged student aggressors.
- The office has not yet received the National Police atestado, a prerequisite to confirm identities and assess whether any minors are criminally imputable.
- A separate criminal inquiry targets the online dissemination of images and threats against three minors, with a request to a social network to remove the photos.
- Regional inspectors concluded the school failed to activate anti-bullying and self-harm protocols; the Junta warns the center could lose its public funding contract if a very serious breach is confirmed.
- Amid continued police presence outside the school, Andalusian president Juanma Moreno proposes prohibiting phones and social media for minors involved in bullying, while in Mexico City 12-year-old Nicole recovers after a school assault as SEP and AEFCM provide support and experts push prevention-focused models.