Debora Pérez Volpin: Five months after her death, Quique Sacco remembers her on Instagram – 07/07/2018

On Tuesday, February 6, 2018, a 50-year-old journalist and legislator from Buenos Aires, Débora Pérez Volpin, died at an endoscopy at the Sanatorium of Trinidad in Palermo. This Friday, Enrique "Quique" Sacco, his last couple, who has repeatedly said that the loss had left him speechless ("I can not express what I feel in my heart") remembered She has five months without words of her death.

Without reference to the prosecution for "culpable homicide" that Justice dictated against the endoscopist physician and the anesthesiologist who participated in the endoscopy that proved fatal, Sacco decided to mention Deborah with a collage of photos on Instagram.

For followers, friends and family of The reporter, the way Quique Sacco chose to remember her, was as moved as the dedication that he had written to her to send her away. And this was reflected in the comments that mosaic photo shot

"Remembered and loved by your audience, Enrique Sacco Force! What a privilege to have shared the life! How much pain … I had so much to live on … something inexplicable! "Commented María Teresa Monguzzi. "You miss Débora, force for all the flia … He goes every day to your door and it hurts …", writes Susana Arcuri. "He is present every day in our hearts #JusticiaPorDeby," said Emilia Nagarin.

A few days after Debora's death, Sacco told the story of love between the two.

"We started with a" how are you today, do we eat the new guy? "Our first dinner was magical I fell in love with this first meeting, I fell in love with everything, its beauty – what the eyes can see – and basically its style, with that particular spiritual and conceptual elegance that transcends the world. Image We have talked a lot about almost everything, about his children, about our parents, about our family, about our friends, about our profession, about movies and even about politics, "notes Sacco. Written and published People with different images of them and their family.

She said that the time with Deborah is "impossible to forget" and said that he felt "proud and happy to be the companion Deborah's life ", to whom he praised:" Excellent person, great professional, firm and uncompromising convictions, off-road mother, immense wife, faithful companion of all times, owner of a particularly bright smile ". [19659005] Five months after his death, Sacco chose to include in the collage images of Deborah that are worth perhaps a thousand words this time.