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Mexico Bans Phones and Tablets in Primary and Secondary Schools

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Mexico has introduced a nationwide ban on cellphones and tablets in primary and secondary schools across its public education system. The restriction applies to all students within these school levels and is set to take effect on November 3. The policy aims to regulate device usage during school hours, limiting potential distractions in the classroom. The measure marks a significant step by Mexican authorities to reshape the digital environment within public schools.

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