Why "¡VeaPues!" should be banned?

Our question is, should ¡Veapues! Be banned or at least sanctioned? The current hypothesis is a resounding yes. The pictures that we can see in a lot of title pages from this journal show us all kind of excessively violent shows.  

The objective of or research is to create awareness about the violent and shameless ways of ¡Veapues! to show us the news; because they are not showing any kind of respect for the victim or their families, they just want to sell in a Machiavellian way.
We justify our hypothesis whit some examples of title pages that show us very horrible scenes. The first one is from March sixteen of the last year, where we can read an article about a young man that had an accident with a truck, this is not a problem, but the photo of the corpse under one of the wheels of the truck, that’s not good. A more recent example is the journal of April twenty-three, where they show us two very morbid photos; in one we can see the police and a bleeding corpse in a side of the road; in the second one, we can see another stiff more closer, we can see clearly the bullet wound on his head and the blood going down his cheek.
To understand better this topic we can take a look to an article from Hernández, J. S. (2012), He explains that the yellow journalism is a concept invented in XIX century, when two New York newspaper started to fight for sells (the New York World and New York Journal). The tone of their articles were growing up a lot. Even they were accused of create news and pay the people for modify their answer. Nowadays, the yellow journalism can be seen as newspapers, as news and blogs. The news of murders are accompanied pictures of the victim with blood and their body parts around them. Such is the case of the newspaper "¡Veapues", their polemic headline make the people to interest of this type of news, on the contrary other people also think that this type of "obscenities" wouldn’t have to be shown in a public newspaper.

Another starting point is an article from Carrillo, M. (2012), when he explain us that the information is a fundamental right of the people who lives is an open and democratic society, and this right involve a very professional execution that is governed by some deontological rules of the journalism; the purpose of this rules is to give priority to the most relevant articles, for example the excessive use of the cameras reduces the relevance of an specific article and makes it just a mockery of the real journalism.