Sonora, Mexico.- A Twitter user denounced the femicide of his 13-year-old niece, which occurred in his own home in Nogales, Sonora. The crime sparked outrage from netizens, who placed the hashtag #JusiticiaParaAnaPaola to demand action against those responsible.
They broke into my cousin’s house in Nogales. They raped and killed my 13-year-old niece. Any reflection on solidarity, citizenship and the economy is all the more so. Today Mexico, government and world, don’t count on me. Go to the chinganda.
— PETACO TEN MARINA (@Petaco10Marina) April 3, 2020
According to the information issued by the Attorney General’s Office the State of Sonora (FGJE), the events were recorded at 18:04 hours last 2 April.
The 13-year-old victim was found lifeless and with signs of violence on her face inside one of her home’s bedrooms, located in the Royal Arch colony.
The place of the facts was arrived by the staff of the Expert Services of the FGJ of Sonora, who secured evidence at the site and moved the child’s body to have the corresponding tests carried out, which determined the causes of her death and reach the perpetrators, as reported in a statement.
Network users expressed outrage at the event and positioned the hashtag #JusticiaParaAnaPaola, where more than one noted that not even COVID-19 is able to stop the wave of violence currently experienced by women in the country.
13 years; one of her greatest aspirations was to be a dancer. I had a whole life ahead of him.
Neither machismo nor violence are quarantined. THEY’RE KILLING US and nobody does anything
Keep calling us crazy and hysterical #justiciaparaanapaola’NiUnaMenos #VivasNosQueremos pic.twitter.com/183PFKxkgQ
— Adriana ?? (@PuraRebeldia_) April 5, 2020
Beautiful little angel, I can’t believe you’ve been taken from your life like this, you were the happiest girl in the world and the light in everyone’s life!! ? #JusticiaParaAnaPaola pic.twitter.com/mdI5AWsfOQ
— Maria Fernanda? (@mfercaballero) April 5, 2020
I am #MUJER I am mother aunt, sister, daughter of other women anger, helplessness cannot be the constant, in #México #MATAN us #JusticiaParaAnaPaola pic.twitter.com/qT3J8uyKlA
— Alma Idalia Sánchez (@IdaliaAlma) April 5, 2020
We are all concerned about the #COVIDー19mx however we must not forget that sexist violence does not stop and every day 10 women are still murdered in this country. Paola was only 13 years old, a life ahead of her. #JusticiaParaAnaPaola pic.twitter.com/bXItDfjCBe
— Sary Cervantes (@SaryCervant) April 5, 2020
Information from: Millennium
