“It’s a change for Chaco that people are encouraged to speak up,” his mother Cecilia Strzyzowski spoke before learning of the sanctions.

After finding out this Saturday, the ruling was made to kill the woman Cecilia Strzyzowskihis mother, Gloria RomeroTalk to LN+ He emphasized that “For Chaco, this is a change: so that people no longer remain silent and are encouraged to speak upAccording to the woman, “There will be no justice unless Sena’s life sentence is confirmed.”

“I feel happy, in quotes, with the result. But more than anything else in peaceBecause the power that the Sina used to have will end. next to, I’m sure they won’t reach my other daughter.“Not only did they kill Cecilia, they threatened my other daughter,” Romero said. I’ve lived for two years feeling like they’re coming for the only thing I have leftHe added.

Asked about the Sena clan’s modus operandi, Romero said: “They live by pressure. That’s why I also ask people to maintain courage, because we are a Chaco clan.” And in the words of womenCena is an emotional destroyer“.

For Romero, the loss of his daughter should elude any sort of flag. “With regard to gender, women should not have political flags. If the daughter of a Paraguayan mother is killed, I must do everything possible to help her, regardless of whether she is Paraguayan or not. Because if they separate us for political, religious or border reasons, we will loseHe pointed out.

Referring to the ways in which his daughter lost her life, Romero said: “We will never know whether they tortured her or whether she suffered. We will never know why or how.” But at least now we can get a death certificate“.

“I will continue to stress that, beyond all the questions that remain, Cecilia is not a political issue: it is a humanitarian issueRomero concluded.

To the exchange between Romero and LN+Also joined MercedesCecilia Strzyzowski’s grandmother. The woman said without hiding her excitement:We are like a monkey with a clock: very happy. “I now hope that Cecilia can rest in peace once and for all.”

When asked about her experience with the trial, the woman replied: “From my house. When I heard the ruling, I felt very relieved.“It’s been a journey with a lot of things at the wheel.”

From Mercedes’ point of viewThis is the starting point for Chacko to start improving little by littleOn the other hand, the former governor of the governorate accused, Jorge CapitanichWhich he defined as “Shame that should have been called silence“.

“My wish is that the guilty person loses his humanity little by little: Let them all rot in prison“Mercedes concluded.