The mobilization is carried out to remember the victims and demand justice for those responsible for the disaster. “Today marks a month and no one is detained,” said the mother of one of the victims.
Silvana, the mother of Nahuel Stefanic, nephew of the former owner of the hotel and fatal victim, He said that “today marks one month and no one has been arrested”. The woman also pointed out that “there is an entity that controls private works, dependent on the municipality. This did not happen out of nowhere, what happened?”
“Now I’m going to go in and leave this for the architect who controls the particular works,” said the woman with a photo of her son in her hand. “They didn’t want me to talk to the media, there is abandonment in all areas of our city. The season is coming and what are we going to offer tourists? Tragedy”.
In addition to demonstrating, those summoned have a petition and questions to deliver to the Municipality.
March in Villa Gesell one month after the collapse
This Friday, November 29, relatives and residents of the spa city hold a march at the Prosecutor’s Office headquarters. They will also pass through Guarantee Court, the Municipality and finish against Dubrovnik.
Silvana also explained that “the computers, the cell phones, everything is under investigation,” after mentioning that those summoned have already gone through the Prosecutor’s Office. “I left you a photo of my son so you know that I want to know the truth, I want justice for my son and all the victims, because there are culprits,” said Nahuel Stefanic’s mother.
The call was made by her and the event will be to remember the deceased and demand that those responsible be condemned, local media reported.
María Josefa Bonazza, the only survivor of the collapse in Villa Gesell, died
This week the death of Maria Josefa Bonazzathe only survivor of the tragic collapse of the Dubrovnik hotel. Bonazza, who lost her husband in the accident, was admitted to the hospital in Balcarcewhere he finally died after a complicated recovery process.
Despite having been rescued and medically monitored, her health worsened over time, leading her to be transferred to several health institutions before her death. In the collapse, Eight people died, and Bonazza was the only one rescued, along with the pet of one of the victims.
Source: Ambito
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