A woman is entrenched at the Uruguayan consulate in Barcelona so that her daughter will not be out

The history of this family has been written for three years in the courts. It started in 2016 and we do not know when it will end because Maria Ugarte decided to stay at the Uruguayan consulate in Barcelona and not give the baby to his father, as ordered by a court. The Uruguayan woman accuses Pablo S. G. of mistreating the girl and mistreating her. The Spanish courts rejected these accusations against the man in first and second instance. Now after a bicontinental judicial turn, the judge ruled that the baby is barely seven years old, and that he has not seen his father for three years – his mother took him to Uruguay in 2016 and since then they have no longer any contact – he has to be with his father because "continue to live with his mother will not be remedied". Both were locked up at the consulate for five days. As soon as they leave the Uruguayan delegation, the Mossos of Esquadra They are ordered to give it to their father.

Two contradictory stories intersect to trace the story of this family. Ugarte arrived in Spain 10 years agoHe started working in a mountain restaurant and met Pablo, an employee of the Radiology Unit of Vielha Hospital in Lleida. They started a relationship and in 2012, they had a daughter. This is virtually the consensus of a case that has great media coverage in Uruguay, the mother's country of origin, according to Magdalena Martínez, and which also sparked demonstrations in front of the consulate of ### 39, Uruguay in Barcelona. "Patriarchal justice defends aggressors "he reads on a sign at the door of the building. The mother relies on reports from Uruguayan professionals. Experts practiced in Spain have denied abuse. Ugarte went to Uruguay in 2016 with the girl. It was expected that they would be there 20 days. But he decided not to return. "After checking that he did not want to kiss men and painted sex-related drawings, he went to see a psychologist who said he had been the victim of ill-treatment," he said. explains his sister Ana.

Meanwhile, the father has filed a complaint for international kidnapping of minors in Spain. According to the Spanish Ministry of Justice, 205 cases were registered in the country last year: 108 requests for the return of minors and 97 conditions requiring that children be returned to their country of origin. Pablo S. G. has also decided to initiate an administrative procedure in order to respect the Hague Agreement, which governs these procedures, and sued in court to determine subsidiary parenting measures, basically, which should remain in the custody of the child. The question then acquired legal ramifications in Spain and Uruguay.

The Uruguayan courts decided that the case had to be resolved in the country of origin of the girl. Ugarte did not file a complaint for abuse and misuse in Spain until 2017. It was rejected. The prosecution argued that in the messages exchanged by the parties, "with her in Uruguay, a cordial relationship is noted " and they even pass on to the father that they "missed" him. Spanish experts have determined that the girl "has no post-traumatic symptoms" and "appears to be in a conflict of interest". They consider that the reports submitted by the mother lack "impartiality".

The judge of Vielha decided, in another sentence announced on October 2nd, to give custody to the father. He quotes experts who describe the mother as "an insincere person" who "interferes with the father's relationship". The exchange was to take place on Friday at 10 o'clock. They were escorted. "We asked the agents who were not in uniform and I promised you that it was not prepared. We only wore clothes and some toys", Warned the aunt of the girl Tuesday. "We have Uruguayan experts who certify that he has been abused," said Ugarte. She stayed until Saturday with her sister and daughter. According to his version, upon his arrival at the diplomatic office, the consul informed Ugarte that he was not going to deliver: "He said that we were on Uruguayan soil and that it was n? so did not have to deliver. " Several groups support them, as well as the deputy mayor of feminism of Barcelona City Council. "The girl wants to go out, does not understand anything. What is happening now is out of our reach. I do not even want to think about delivering it, "lamented Ugarte's sister on Tuesday.