The statements of the parental environment were even harsher. Lorena Andrade directly accused her mother: “That murderous lady grabbed, left the baby in a coma, left him lying in the hospital and went
to sleep at home.”He also pointed out against the woman's partner: “The child is a nuisance, he has to take care of him,” she said, according to a friend of the family.
And he added a disturbing hypothesis: “Surely it was he who mistreated him... The boy left that house dead.”
The case takes on an even more controversial dimension when it is known that the return of the child to his mother would have been supported by reports linked to professionals who promoted the “gender perspective”. From the family environment, it was reported that the judge made the decision to hand over the child to his mother following the recommendations of a psychologist who gave training along these lines, despite the fact that, according to them, the child “begged
not to be taken”.In that context, one of the strongest phrases was: “If they had listened to Ángel, we would have him alive. We have to put an end to this progressive farce of 'gender equality'”. Criticism also reached the provincial authorities of Chubut, accused of acting with “judicial malpractice” and “negligence”.
A background that resonates: the case of Lucio Dupuy The
Ángel tragedy inevitably refers to the case of Lucio Dupuy, the 5-year-old boy killed in 2021 in La Pampa by his mother, Magdalena Espósito Valenti, and his partner, Abigail Páez.In that case, the mother was convicted of triple qualified homicide for the link, malice and cruelty, while her partner was convicted of doubly qualified homicide, in addition to aggravated sexual abuse. Attorney José Mario Aguerrito, representative of Lucio's father, argued that the crime was motivated by “male hatred”, describing a “pathological animosity”.
“Lucio was not killed for the sake of killing. The murderers had a reason and that reason is hatred of the male gender,” she said. He also explained the concept of vicarious violence, pointing out that “to take revenge on the father they attack the son
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