He choked and killed his 11-month-old baby because he did not want to pay for the food allowance

April 17, 2019

Authorities reported that the 11-month-old baby had died of "choking mechanical strangulation" in his father's hands.

Authorities reported that the 11-month-old baby had died as a result of "strangulation mechanical asphyxiation" in the hands of his father, Juan Gabriel Zacarías. A Guatemalan court on Tuesday decided to sentence a man to 50 years in prison for the murder of his son. According to judicial sources, he murdered him for not wanting to take care of his interview.

The district prosecutor's office of the public prosecutor's office (Chiquimula) presented evidence to the court, which then sentenced Juan Gabriel Zacarías Ramos, accused of the crime of parricide.

The man murdered his son, a baby of 11 months, was produced on October 8, 2018 in the community of Plan del Guineo and the crime allegedly committed "to avoid the payment of child support".

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At the scene of the crime, the police found the body of one baby of 11 months and according to the forensic medical report, the baby died "by choking by strangulation". The Chiquimula court in charge of drug trafficking and environmental crime was arrested a few days after the badbadination in the El Escopetazo district of San Juan La Ermita, Chiquimula.

According to official UNICEF data, in Guatemala, two children die every day because of the violence, 40 others are orphaned, about 35 are abused, 17 disappear, 15 are arrested and 23 are victims of violence. badual abuse. These data mean that six girls give birth to babies after a rape.

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In addition, 132 complaints against children are received every day, 6 out of 10 students are afraid to go to school, 5,000 are placed in institutions despite the fact that 94% have a family resource and 300 emigrate in Mexico and the United States to escape. , in addition to violence, lack of opportunities or the search for family reunification.

The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) said in 2006 that violence cost the Guatemalan state about 18 billion quetzales a year ($ 2,340 million), more than double the number of years preceding. resources allocated to the Ministries of Health, Education and Agriculture.

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