Un político eslovaco critica los juegos «woke» durante un debate en la UE

22 de mayo de 2026

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Un miembro del Parlamento Europeo interrumpió un debate sobre la preservación de los videojuegos con críticas a la diversidad en títulos como Assassin's Creed Shadows. Los comentarios tuvieron lugar durante una sesión plenaria en Estrasburgo el 21 de mayo.

Milan Uhrík, líder del partido de extrema derecha Movimiento República de Eslovaquia, intervino durante el debate sobre la iniciativa Stop Destroying Videogames. Afirmó que la cultura «woke» y lo políticamente correcto están perjudicando a la industria y puso como ejemplos juegos en los que los jugadores deben asumir el papel de un personaje queer o la figura de un samurái africano en Assassin's Creed Shadows.

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3 de mayo de 2026 Reportado por IA Imagen generada por IA

Party leaders debated energy, healthcare, economy and migration in SVT's Agenda on Sunday evening. The tone was more restrained than in the autumn debate, but tensions rose over the parliamentary vote compensation system and energy policy. Jimmie Åkesson accused the Greens of trying to 'buy' votes from independents.

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