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Ana González de Recabarren, one of the founders of the Association of Parents of Missing Persons who died this Friday at the age of 93, is kept awake at her home in the neighborhood of San Joaquin.
Her daughter Patricia Recabarren claimed that "she left without being able to perform her task: human rights in Chile and throughout Latin America to which she and her companions began to shout to the world, "according to Radio Cooperativa.
In addition, she added that "the support for my mother, for the family, it was very beautiful to wear it in their heart, not to forget it."
L & # 39; one of the following badistants was the president of the PC, Guillermo Tellier, who expressed "perhaps With his departure, his figure is still growing and his symbolism is more and more important, the only thing we are going to say, it is that we have the duty to continue to fight for the validity of human rights, because justice is done and the truth
There was also a very special moment when the priest Mariano Puga sang with the public the "we will win", among the applause and the tears:
Ana González lost the year 1976 under the dictatorship, because of her husband Manuel Recabarren, of his two sons Luis Emilio and Manuel and his daughter-in-law Nalvia Mena, who was pregnant.
The funeral of the defender of s human rights will be held this Sunday at 11 am at the crematorium of the Catholic cemetery.
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