The message of the daughter of Eduardo Vásquez, the femicide of Wanda Taddei, who will be able to see it when he is 15 years old

The former drummer of the group Callejeros Eduardo Vásquez, sentenced to life imprisonment for him femicide of his wife Wanda Taddei, enjoyed an extraordinary outing for this Saturday. The musician will be able to celebrate his daughter’s 15th birthday for six hours, according to legal sources.

After hearing this news, her daughter took to her social media to explain her reasons and why she wanted to be with her father. “I am Valentina Vásquez, daughter of Eduardo Vásquez and Gabriela Agüero”, began the teenager in her landfill. And he said: “Despite everything that has happened, I continue to choose him and I will always continue to choose him as my father.”

Through a video, posted on your Twitter account, She said that she sees her father twice a year when she goes to visit him, due to the distance between her and the prison (she lives in Cordoba). “This year it coincides with my 15th birthday and the judge granted me the right to spend it with him, letting him out of the prison where he is serving his sentence, because due to the pandemic he is not allowed to spend it there, ”he explained. .

The decision of judge Axel López ordered that Vásquez be transferred today from the 12-18 year old Ezeiza prison to a house in the town of Tapiales, La Matanza district.

The former Callejeros drummer is serving a life sentence for the femicide of his wife Wanda Taddei, 29, in February 2010. Vásquez sprayed the young woman with alcohol and set her on fire. After eleven days of agony, the victim died with 60% of the body burned.

In a dialogue with TN, Taddei’s father mentioned Judge López’s decision a few days ago. “I thought it was not possible, Vasquez has to serve a life sentence. I spoke with the lawyer and he told me that he was entitled to what this judge had granted him, ”he said.

According to article 168 of law 24 660, “the relations of the detainee with his family, as long as they are convenient for both and compatible with their treatment, must be facilitated and encouraged.

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