People's political values are continuously shaped by the following agents except

People's political values are continuously shaped by education, family, and media, but not by the ombudsman. Education can provide individuals with information and skills that can shape their political views and values. For example, formal education in schools and universities can provide individuals with knowledge of government systems and political ideologies. Family can also play a significant role in shaping political values, as individuals often learn from the political beliefs and opinions of their parents and other family members. Media, including television, radio, newspapers, and the internet, can also shape political values by influencing what people know and how they interpret events and issues. An ombudsman is a public official who is responsible for investigating and addressing citizens' complaints about government agencies and public officials. An ombudsman does not typically shape people's political values, but rather serves to address issues and promote accountability in government.