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In recent days, a video showing a student named Jefferson being verbally assaulted by other students on a school bus in Costa Rica has gone viral on social media.
Generating an intense debate on bullying and the need to promote empathy and respect in educational centers.
The footage, which has been widely shared on digital platforms, reveals a disturbing scene of harassment and violence.
What is the video of Jefferson on the bus in Costa Rica about?
In the video, a student can be seen approaching Jefferson , hitting him on the arm and ordering him to move from his seat.
The shouting and insults continue for several minutes, while other colleagues observe the situation without intervening.
According to information provided by local media, the events took place at the Sabalito Technical Professional College, in the southern part of Costa Rica.
This situation, unfortunately, is not an isolated case, as in recent weeks several videos of bullying episodes in different educational centers in the country have been spread.
Jefferson’s video has sparked a wave of reactions on social media, where many users have expressed their support and solidarity with the victim.
The incident has also reopened the debate on the importance of addressing bullying in a comprehensive manner, promoting empathy, tolerance and respect among students.
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Bus video from San Carlos, Costa Rica
The video shows a student of approximately 16 years old brutally assaulting a 15-year-old girl inside a school bus.
In the images, the attacker can be seen placing his private parts on the victim’s head, hitting her, spitting on her and pulling her hair.
The desperate teenager seeks refuge on the steps of the vehicle, but the attacker continues the assault, even placing his feet on the girl’s head. At the end of the video, the victim can be seen wiping her hair and staying on the steps.
This incident has caused a stir on social media, highlighting the seriousness and urgency of addressing the problem of violence in schools.