Ángel Hernández spoke, the man who helped his wife with multiple sclerosis to die in Spain: "She wanted to do it, she could not, and I lent her my hands"

Hernandez, 70, was released yesterday without precautionary measures after lending and admitting the facts to the judge, after which he badured that he was not scared and He is very calm because his wife has stopped suffering from multiple sclerosis since 1989 with a disability of 82%.

Hernandez called the press home, where Required a law regulating euthanasia who, he recalled, "is in Parliament, has tried to be approved but the PP (popular party, conservative) and the citizens (liberals) have been blocked".

"What interests me is not that they support me and that they recognize how brave I have been or what we have done, that it serves to allow euthanasia to be approved, by the suffering we suffer many people, like my wifehe stressed.

(The last and dramatic video of the woman to whom her husband helped to die)

The man said that the brave was Maria Jose, his wife, "because it's hard to say that it's over".

He considered that what he had done was "an act of solidarity". "She could not and I had to lend her hand, she wanted to do it, I could not do it and I lent her my hands".

Hernandez said that he did not really want to contact politicians and unions, even if they are the ones who have to go ahead and decide in parliament if euthanasia is regulated .

However, the regulation of euthanasia has fully entered the Spanish electoral campaign, three weeks before the parliamentary elections.

Spanish Socialist Government spokeswoman Isabel Celáa today badured a press conference that the executive branch has pledged to impose "the regulation of the right to a dignified death with every precaution".

On the other hand, the Spanish Catholic bishops affirmed, in the voice of their spokesman, Luis Argüello, that "the caused death is not the solution to the conflicts". "I do not think, God forbid, in jail for anyone, but in need, of the radical defense of life" to support any decision that prevents "death is the solution to the problems", a- he affirmed.

The Change.org platform adds more than 160,000 signatures so that the prosecutor's office does not file a complaint against Hernández.

For Hernandez, it was a relief to return home after a night in jail. "I took a shower because it's unpleasant to be on a mat on a stone that tears your back and I have a herniated disc, so you do not get hurt.", A- he declared to El País. "I did not fall asleep, I got up and walked in a four-by-five-meter cabin, like a caged animal. What has bothered me the most is that I could not do the paperwork necessary to take care of my wife. He should have gone to the Institute of Anatomic Forensic Medicine and talk to people who performed the autopsy. And prepare your cremation", keep on going." I could not do it because I was there. The cops were very good. They even told me that "it's the law", but that they would have done the same. Yes, it's the law, but it's wrong, it should have been solved for a long time"adds Hernández.