Congress plans to resume this week the processing of the draft Organic Law for the Protection of Minors in Digital Environments, which would prohibit the access of children under 16 years of age to social networks, which will be discussed in a paper this Tuesday, in the Justice Commission.
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Congress plans to resume this week the processing of the draft Organic Law for the Protection of Minors in Digital Environments, which would prohibit the access of children under 16 years of age to social networks, which will be discussed in a paper this Tuesday, in the Justice Commission.