Sheinbaum Urges Dialogue Over Bans on Violent Video Games and Music

Mexico City's Sheinbaum Calls for Dialogue, Not Bans, on Violence in Media Mexico City – Claudia Sheinbaum, a prominent figure in Mexican politics, recently addressed the growing concern over violence portrayed in video games and music. During a press conference on May 7th, 2025, Sheinbaum advocated for a nuanced approach, rejecting outright bans in favor of promoting alternative forms of entertainment and fostering open communication within families. "It's not just about prohibition," Sheinbaum stated, "It's also about the video games, or whatever they're called now, that involve playing at killing someone. It's better to generate other forms of entertainment that are adopted by society as a whole." She emphasized the role of parents in guiding their children's media consumption, suggesting that families should discuss the implications of violent content. This call for dialogue highlights a growing awareness of the potential influence of media on behavior and the need for responsible consumption. The press conference concluded with a call for a wider societal conversation on the topic, reflecting a broader movement toward responsible media engagement in Mexico.

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