Miguel Santiago Cortés, alleged perpetrator of the macho crime that devastated the people of Villanueva de Gállego on Friday, appeared in court this Sunday. this guy about 55 years old and a resident of the town in question was arrested by the Civil Guard after slitting his throat. maria del carmenhis wife is on the portal number 7 San Mateo street. She did this in the presence of her six-year-old son.
A May 2022 penalty for threats has already been imposed on the killer. stab at the victim; a sentence that results in working for the benefit of society and restraining order six months ending in December of last year. Fernando Beltrán, the government’s deputy representative in Zaragoza, stated that the woman was protected by her for a while. Viogen systemalthough it is not currently active.
This Residents of Villanueva de Gallego They are still in shock at the “misfortune” that has shocked this town in Zaragoza with the macho murder of María del Carmen by her ex-husband; A clamor was noticed in the street this Saturday during a meeting of the City Council calling for “condemning the murder and against gender-based violence”. About 150 residents gathered at Plaza España at 6:00 pm. The mayor of Villanueva de Gállego, Mariano Marcén, read out a protest statement denouncing “this heinous crime”.
“All violence is disgusting, But violence He should have shamed any society that wanted to be known as fair to women in the family field. Any form of gender-based violence is a collective failure»said Marcén, a protest banner that read “Villanueva de Gállego Against Gender Violence” on its left side.
Villanovense assembly proclaimed Official mourning from 00:00 on Sunday, March 5 to 24:00 on Sunday, March 6, Flags will be lowered at half-mast on all public buildings. Recreational events organized by the Council on these days are also suspended.
The same banner went to Plaza España in Zaragoza a few minutes later, where the Coordinator of feminist organizations in the Aragonese capital organized a second concentration at 7:00 pm, attended by about 150 protesters.
The statement read on the stairs of the Zaragoza Provincial Assembly (DPZ) headquarters included “a few words of encouragement” for the victim’s relatives and relatives, while giving the opportunity to brand the protection measures for the victims “as”. Convictions of “ridiculous”, gender-based violence victims and perpetrators. “The restraining order is nothing more than a simple piece of paper that does not allow this crime to be prevented,” they denounced.