The spanish sport
supports
internet security

"If you ever have any problem with somebody on the Internet or social networks, speak out loud. Run… talk to your folks and friends, or to your teachers. They run with you."

Juan Carlos Higuero. Athlete. 1.500 mtr. European Champion.

"When you get an email or Whatsapp that makes you feel uncomfortable or embarrassed, Do not reply, and always tell your parents or teachers."

Lourdes Mohedano y Elena López. Twice world's champion in juggling clubs.

"Don’t post anything you wouldn’t publish on your school paper."

Melani Bergés. Athletic spanish champion - 100 mtr.

“When you are in front of a screen… don't rush. Do not accept as friends people you do not know.”

Aauri Bokesa. Olympic athlete in London 2012. Absolute champion of Spain 400 mtr.

“In social networks always set the privacy of your profile, just Friends."

Lorenzo Albaladejo. Athlete. Double diploma in London 2012 Paralympic.

"Have self-control. In sport, in life… on what you write and publish on the Internet. The difference between wrong and right is the same on the Internet than in real life. If you don’t do it in real life, don’t do it online."

Nicolás García-Hemme. Silver in Taekwondo London Olympics 2012.

"If you want people to respect you, you have to start by respecting them. And on the Internet, it’s the same. Don’t be an allied. Never forward a content that might harm somebody else."

Eugenia Bustabad. Spanish Olympic Wrestling champion.