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Another Form of Cyberbullying in Cádiz Institutes to Ridicule Teachers and Students: The 'Curis' in TikTok

Summary by Diario De Cádiz
Several centers have detected this new formula that part of anonymous accounts that identify them Stop the bully: "If you don't act, today's stalker will be the abuser of tomorrow"

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Profiles linked to schools and institutes spread memes, rumors and montages against students and teachers, with possible criminal consequences and damage to school life

·Pozuelo de Alarcón, Spain
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This type of content, even if you use a cartoon, nickname, or reference to a class, may allow your peers to recognize it even if your photograph or full name does not appear. Read

·Madrid, Spain
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Several centers have detected this new formula that part of anonymous accounts that identify them Stop the bully: "If you don't act, today's stalker will be the abuser of tomorrow"

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The National Police has warned of the use of social media accounts known as "curis" to ridicule or humiliate students and teachers. These profiles are often identified with the name, acronyms or images of a school or institute and publish memes, drawings and videos about classroom life.

Social networks have become a space where humor related to school life can go beyond the limits of the joke. The so-called ‘curis’ accounts, profiles that usually anonymously use the name or acronyms of educational centers to publish memes and comments on everyday situations, are in the spotlight because of the risk that their content will end up pointing out, ridicule or humiliating students and teachers.

·Pamplona, Spain
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The National Police already investigates the first complaint in Malaga for one of these anonymous accounts, which consist of publishing memes about daily situations of educational centers The Civil Guard detains 18 people for cocaine trafficking in

·Seville, Spain
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Diario de Cádiz broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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