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Nine months after the death of her husband, the widow of Ihor Homeniúk, the Ukrainian who died at the Lisbon airport, did not receive any support from the Portuguese State. In an exclusive interview with SIC, Oksana Homeniúk said that she alone handled the transfer of her husband’s body and that even today she has to lie to her children about what happened to their father.
Children do not know what really happened on March 12
9 and 14 year olds I think the father felt badHe was in the hospital and it was there that he died. They do not know that, according to the indictment, the father was beaten several times by SEF inspectors.
According to the widow, Ihor Homeniúk came to Portugal to find out about a possible job and stayed to call him as soon as he landed. But it never happened. He was also detained at the airport and transferred to the Temporary Installation Center.
The details of the crime
It describes the accusation of the Public Ministry that the accused, specifically Luís Silva, equipped with an extendable cane, and Bruno Sousa, with a pair of handcuffs, went to the room where Ihor Homeniuk was and after handcuffing him with their hands to the back. and tie his elbows with bandages, “They gave him an unknown number of punches and kicks”.
The victim was already prostrate on the ground and the inspectors continued kicking the log, demanding at the same time and shouting that he be quiet.
“No one helped”
According to the prosecution, some guards approached the doctors’ office and opened the door, and were immediately reprimanded by Inspector Duarte Laja, who fired them saying: “This is for no one to see”.
“A lot of people saw it, they knew what was going on and nobody helped. I still can’t understand. He was not a criminal, nor a terrorist, nor a murderer“Laments the widow, unable to hide her tears.
The Public Ministry that the attacks caused Homeniuk physical pain, high psychological distress and breathing difficulties, which caused his death, on March 12.
Upon death, the Government of Ukraine grants a monthly allowance of about 100 euros for the widow, ensuring that you will not receive any support from Portugal, even revealing that it was the family itself that paid for the transfer.
“I cry every day”
“I cry every day. It is very difficult in psychological and economic terms. Every time I hear the word Portugal … I have so much hatred for this country. I don’t want money, I just wanted them to bring me ”, she ends excitedly.
