Ludy, Eulalia, María, Silvia, Lilian, Cleofe, Juana, Rosana, Mónica, Nayeli, Beatríz, Margarita, Gina, Judith, Balbina, Edith Yessie, Vilma, Isabel, Lilian, Elsa, María Lourdes, Avanja, Lizeth y Mary Jenny son los nombres de algunas mujeres silenciadas, víctimas de crímenes que ocurrieron o se descubrieron este 2021.
El Ministerio Público ha registrado 61 feminicidios en toda Bolivia, del 1 de enero al 5 de julio de este año. Las mujeres han perdido la vida, en su mayoría, a manos de sus esposos, concubinos, exparejas o enamorados, asfixiadas, a golpes, apuñaladas o a balazos. Algunas víctimas han sido violadas antes de que les arrebataran sus sueños y otras fueron halladas bajo tierra, y sus restos óseos sometidos a estudios para confirmar su identidad, mientras sus familias han vivido un “calvario”.
Tarija reporta primer feminicidio del año; Balvina desapareció hace 79 días
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Hallan el cuerpo de Balvina, 76 días después de su desaparición
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Feminicidio: El drama de dos familias que no encuentran justicia ni consuelo
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Ramon Flores Morales, 92, a long-time resident of Knickerbocker, Texas, passed away on January 16, 2021. He was born on June 12, 1928, in Miles, Texas, to the late Romulo and Alvina Flores Morales. In August 1950, he married the love of his life, Julia Torres Castaneda, at Sacred Heart Cathedral in San Angelo, Texas and lovingly gained an immediate family. They enjoyed 56 years of marriage until her death in 2007.
Ramon was a hardworking man, devoted husband and father. He loved the outdoors and worked on several ranches throughout West Texas. Eventually, Ramon and Julia moved to San Antonio, Texas, where he retired from Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas with more than 26 years of service. After retirement, Ramon and Julia moved back to Knickerbocker to enjoy life and be with extended family members. He was a lifetime member of Immaculate Conception Church in Knickerbocker, Texas. While in Knickerbocker, he continued to enjoy the country life and hosting family