The Independiente goalkeeper used his social networks to communicate the situation he is suffering with his partner Laura regarding the education of their children.
The archer of Independent, Rodrigo Rey, made a statement on his social networks, after the José Manuel Estrada Institute of La Plata will not renew his son’s registration for next year, even though he suffers from Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
The 33-year-old goalkeeper, one of the best in his position in Argentine soccer, maintains a legal dispute against the institute located in City Bell, who decided not to renew his son’s registration Benicio who suffers from ASD.
After his team’s victory this Sunday against Central Córdoba (SdE), Rey made a statement on his social networks, where he showed his discomfort: “That anger of seeing that sometimes it is not enough to be good people, that sometimes it seems that defending the rights of your children bothers other people and they decide in retaliation to remove your children from their spaces, from their circles of friends.”
“His friends helped him advance in leaps and bounds to the point of being able to reduce his therapies from 5 to 3 weekly”expanded the former goalkeeper of Gimnasia de La Plata, who together with his partner Laura presented a protection in Justice whose axis of the defense revolved around the precarious spaces to address the emotions of the students.
Some time ago, Rey had made a comment about the school’s lack of inclusion and, in retaliation, he made the decision not to renew the enrollment of Benicio or his sister. Renata.
In conclusion, the “Red” leader left a lesson that football taught him: “If there is something that football and life taught me, it is not to give up, it is to make things happen, it is that it is worth fighting the battles that are honest, that are fair and that is what we will do. We trust a lot in God and in justice.”
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