Claudia Sheinbaum defends junk food ban in Mexico City schools despite student protests
Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo has been steadfast in her opposition to junk food in schools, likening her stance to that of a caring aunt or mother. She will soon unveil findings from the 'Salud para tu Vida' health program survey on individuals with diabetes and hypertension, along with updates on the 'Vive Sano' initiative promoting a healthy lifestyle.
During a recent school visit, students expressed their displeasure with the ban on junk food sales, specifically requesting the return of candy. Sheinbaum Pardo responded by highlighting the health risks associated with excessive sugar consumption. Despite the backlash, the mayor remains committed to her policy, aiming to foster healthier eating habits among students.
Sheinbaum Pardo's decision to remove junk food from schools has not been without criticism. Students have lodged complaints, but the mayor stands firm in her belief that such measures are necessary to combat rising health issues among youth.
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, Mexico City's mayor, continues to champion the cause of healthier school environments. She will soon share insights from the 'Salud para tu Vida' health program survey and provide updates on the 'Vive Sano' initiative. Despite facing student complaints, she remains resolute in her mission to promote better health and nutrition among the city's young population.
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