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Story of a relative killed in demonstrations.
The couple of the young Fonseca, who sent a hug to the relatives of the other deceased and of the 72 gunshot wounded left by the demonstrations on Wednesday and Thursday, said: “My husband’s thing was not a stray bullet, there were four shots They shot him, they have left a son (seven months old) without the right to know his father. “
That is why he asked the Government to commit to justice, to “no more fatalities or injuries by the National Police” and to guarantee the rights of his son, who was left without a father for “a murder “by which” the full weight of the law “must fall on those responsible.
In addition to Páez, Bryan Baquero, brother of Angie Baquero, a 29-year-old girl who was shot in the abdomen in the La Gaitana neighborhood, in the northeast of Bogotá, spoke at the ceremony on the night of September 9.
“We do not want the same thing to happen as with each one of the people who were victims of this situation, we want these events not to generate more violence,” said the young man during the ceremony.
Baquero said that Bogotá lived days of chaos and sent a message to stop the violence in the city and throughout the country, because he does not want more families to go through what his is experiencing.
“This is very hard, very difficult, because we have lost a person that we will no longer be able to see, who leaves a great void in our hearts (…) Let so much violence that exists in the country and in the city calm down” , he asserted.
FORGIVENESS AND CONDOLENCES
During the event, the mayor of Bogotá asked for forgiveness and expressed her condolences to each of the relatives of the people who died this week in Bogotá.
“It is the function of the state authorities to prevent these events from occurring, today we also apologize because those events occurred despite all efforts and the clear instructions given by the Mayor’s Office so that firearms are never used in citizen protests in our city” Lopez said.
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