They posted more videos of the moments before the murder of Victoria Salazar: who she interacted with inside the Oxxo

New footage has emerged from the moments leading up to the murder of Victoria Salazar, the Salvadoran woman who died at the hands of Tulum police, who fractured her vertebrae while trying to bring her to arrest.

In recent images captured on video Victoria is seen entering the weathered Exxo, trying to flee or hide from someone, so she walks into the clerks’ counter part before the astonished gaze of the cashiers, He says something to them and takes them by the waist to hide behind them, in addition to crouching down several times.

Faced with the erratic behavior of the woman, the two dependents are surprised while clients also wonder what is going on, the video shown by journalist Pedro Canché is seen.

Later the woman takes a jug of water and throws it through the store, looks defiantly, a few minutes later a patrol arrives and brutally subdues her, which caused her death.

Four police officers arrived at the scene, three men and a woman. The latter was the one who He placed himself on the Salvadoran to immobilize him until his death. Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) reported that the police fractured the victim’s spine, because the injuries that caused his death were consistent with the “disproportionate, immoderate and high risk” force applied by the officer in the maneuvers.

After images of Victoria Salazar’s murder were released on social media, the local prosecution announced that Criminal action has been taken against the four municipal police officers for their probable participation in the crime of femicide.

Victoria Salazar constantly shouted at officers that she was having trouble breathing, but her warnings were ignored until she stopped moving: she was already dead. His body remained motionless on the sidewalk for several minutes, while officers argued over whether the woman was still alive.Two parents of Victoria Esperanza Salazar Arriaza, Salvadoran woman who died at the hands of the police, will receive a humanitarian visa by the government of Mexico, so that they can Tulum, where the victim resided, the presidency of El Salvador reported.

Agree with EFE, the Mexican Ambassador to El Salvador, Ricardo Cantu, noted that “They agreed to give two humanitarian visas to Ms. Salazar’s relatives so that they could go to Tulum.“.

The decision is said to have come after the official spoke with Salvadoran foreign ministry’s director general of human rights, Tania Rosa.

In addition, the Commission for the attention of victims of Quintana Roo “provide relatives of the victim with free public legal advice, accommodation and transport in transport, psychosocial support for girls of the compatriot and transfer of remains of the victim “.

“Both minors have refugee status, an immigration status that his mother also had ”, declared the Salvadoran presidency.

He also noted that the President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, manages that the relatives of Victoria Esperanza “can access the measures of reparation and reunion what do you need”.

The Salvadorian consul-designate, René Domínguez, and the Salvadorian director of assistance and protection abroad, Ana Irma Rodas, are already in the entity to resolve the case.

She was a single mother, from El Salvador, who left her country in 20016 accompanied by her two girls to find a better life, however, he found only death.

She was 36 years old and was from Sonsonate. He had left his home with the hope of joining the United States with their daughters aged 15 and 16 respectively, now orphans.

“Since she was a single mother, then she here I could not find a decent job, a job, that’s why she left for a better future for the girls, to make them move forward ”, declared her mother, Rosibel América Arraiza, for the foreign environment, The Savior.

However, seeing the possibility of crossing the United States in the distance, he applied for a humanitarian visa in Tapachula, Chiapas. In 2018, already recognized as a refugee (with document 11598479) he went to the state of Quintana Roo, where he found work as a hotel manager in the tourist area of ​​Tulum.

His brother René Olivares, pointed out to the aforementioned foreign media, that Esperanza’s priority was to raise her daughters and educate themThis is why he would have started to work in this entity and sought to live completely in Mexico.

“I demand justice for these four policemen who killed my daughter […] Authorities are supposed to protect human beingsRosibel said after his visit to the local chancellery.

He also pointed out to this medium that through photographs they were able to recognize Victoria’s body and that he does not know when his remains will be repatriated.

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