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SEVILLA. Mayo 19. Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras
Fuentes ligadas a la Inspección Educativa de Sevilla confirmaron a la Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras que el día de hoy presentar un informe de la Inspección Educativa, elaborado pocos días después del suicidio de Sandra Peña, que constató que el colegio privado concertado de la niña de 14 años, era víctima de un posible caso de acoso escolar y el instituto no habría adoptado medidas adecuadas frente a la situación que padecía. Sources linked to the Seville Education Inspectorate confirmed to the World Organization Bullying Without Borders that today they will present a report from the Education Inspectorate, prepared a few days after the suicide of Sandra Peña, which found that the 14-year-old girl's private subsidized school was the victim of a possible case of bullying and that the school had not taken adequate measures to address the situation she was experiencing.
Los inspectores consideran que se debería haber activado el protocolo antiacoso.
El juez que instruía el caso de los padres de Sandra contra el colegio, señaló en su auto que el colegio sí adoptó medidas de protección tras reunirse con la familia en septiembre de 2025, como la separación de las presuntas acosadoras y el seguimiento psicopedagógico, y se refirió a la falta de relación de causalidad entre la actuación del centro y el suicidio, ocurrido fuera de las instalaciones escolares. Y siguiendo el criterio fiscal, ordenó el archivo de la causa.
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SEVILLE. May 19. World Organization Bullying Without Borders
Sources linked to the Seville Education Inspectorate confirmed to the World Organization Bullying Without Borders that today they will present a report from the Education Inspectorate, prepared a few days after the suicide of Sandra Peña, which found that the 14-year-old girl's private subsidized school was the victim of a possible case of bullying and that the school had not taken adequate measures to address the situation she was experiencing.
The inspectors believe that the anti-bullying protocol should have been activated.
The judge presiding over the case brought by Sandra's parents against the school stated in his ruling that the school did take protective measures after meeting with the family in September 2025, such as separating the alleged bullies and providing psycho-educational support. He also noted the lack of a causal link between the school's actions and the suicide, which occurred off school premises. Following the prosecutor's recommendation, he ordered the case dismissed.
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SEVILLA. Mayo 14 de 2026. Organización Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras
El titular del Juzgado de Instrucción número 7 de Sevilla ha rechazado la Querella interpuesta por los padres de Sandra Peña, la niña de 14 años que se suicidó, contra el colegio concertado Irlandesas de Loreto. The head of the Court of Instruction number 7 of Seville has rejected the lawsuit filed by the parents of Sandra Peña, the 14-year-old girl who committed suicide, against the Irish Sisters of Loreto private school.
En su fallo, el juez sostiene que el colegio y sus responsables "adoptaron medidas para combatir la situación de acoso", pero que no les era exigible que “controlaran a la menor en todo momento para evitar que esta se quitara la vida”, tomando en cuenta que Sandrita se suicidó en su domicilio y fuera del horario escolar.
Para el juez; "el protocolo de acoso es indudablemente eficaz, pero ello no quiere decir que, de haberse adoptado, se hubiera obstaculizado la voluntad de la menor de tomar la decisión que tomó".
El Ministerio Público de Menores señala que el colegio tuvo conocimiento de una posible situación de acoso escolar el 1 de septiembre de 2025, cuando la madre de Sandra entregó al equipo directivo un informe emitido por la psicóloga que la había atendido durante el verano y en el que “se recogían las manifestaciones de la menor sobre burlas y comentarios despectivos por parte de un grupo de compañeras de clase y autolesiones” que se hacía la niña, que sufría "un cuadro psicológico ansioso-depresivo que estaba afectando de manera significativa a su calidad de vida".
"El juez que instruía la Querella de los padres de Sandra Peña contra el colegio Irlandesas de Loreto ha decidido archivar la causa y la muerte de la joven de 14 años, ocurrida el 14 de octubre de 2025 quedará impune. Los padres y toda Sevilla, porque la situación era vox populi, acusaban al centro en el que estudiaba la adolescente de no haber activado el protocolo antiacoso, pese a que habían comunicado a la dirección que su hija sufría bullying por parte de tres compañeras del centro. Habían agregado el informe psicológico sobre Sandra, pagado de los bolsillos de los papás de la niña; que daban cuenta de una situación de ansiedad y depresión con autolesiones. Las autolesiones, son el semáforo amarillo que en general, prenden los adolescente antes del suicidio. Sin embargo, el magistrado ha seguido el criterio de la Fiscalía de Menores; ambos pidieron el Sobreseimiento del Instituto Irlandesas de Loreto. Bullying Sin Fronteras sabe de tragedias, de injusticias y de impunidad. Por eso existe; para denunciarlas. Lo lamento mucho, papás de Sandra. Lo lamento mucho, Sevilla. No habrá justicia para Sandra Peña"; dijo el Dr. Javier Miglino Helfenstein, Experto en Derechos Humanos y Protección de la Niñez y Director Mundial de Bullying Sin Fronteras.
ESPAÑA: las personas con conductas suicidas y sus familiares pueden llamar al 024, una línea de atención del Ministerio de Sanidad.
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SEVILLE. May 14, 2026. World Organization Against Bullying Without Borders
The head of the Court of Instruction number 7 of Seville has rejected the lawsuit filed by the parents of Sandra Peña, the 14-year-old girl who committed suicide, against the Irish Sisters of Loreto private school. In his ruling, the judge maintains that the school and its administrators "took measures to combat the bullying," but that they were not required to "control the minor at all times to prevent her from taking her own life," considering that Sandra committed suicide at home and outside of school hours.
According to the judge, "the bullying protocol is undoubtedly effective, but this does not mean that, had it been adopted, it would have hindered the minor's will to make the decision she made."
The Public Prosecutor's Office for Minors indicates that the school became aware of a possible bullying situation on September 1, 2025, when Sandra's mother gave the school administration a report issued by the psychologist who had treated her during the summer. The report "included the minor's statements regarding teasing and derogatory comments from a group of classmates and self-harm" by the girl, who was suffering from "an anxious-depressive psychological condition that was significantly affecting her quality of life."
"The judge presiding over the lawsuit filed by Sandra Peña's parents against the Irish School of Loreto has decided to dismiss the case, and the death of the 14-year-old girl, which occurred on October 14, 2025, will go unpunished. The parents, and indeed the entire city of Seville, because the situation was common knowledge, accused the school where the teenager studied of failing to activate the anti-bullying protocol, despite having informed the administration that their daughter was being bullied by three classmates. They had even submitted a psychological report on Sandra, paid for by the girl's parents, which documented a situation of anxiety and depression with self-harm. Self-harm is a warning sign that, in general, adolescents exhibit before suicide. However, the judge followed the recommendation of the Juvenile Prosecutor's Office; both requested the dismissal of the case against the Irish School of Loreto. Bullying Without Borders knows all about tragedies, injustices, and impunity." That's why it exists; to denounce them. I'm so sorry, Sandra's parents. I'm so sorry, Sevilla. There will be no justice for Sandra Peña," said Dr. Javier Miglino Helfenstein, Human Rights and Child Protection Expert and Global Director of Bullying Without Borders.
SPAIN: People with suicidal thoughts and their families can call 024, a helpline run by the Ministry of Health.
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