Tegucigalpa, Honduras.- The former deputy and president of the Anti-Corruption Party (PAC) Marlene Alvarenga, accompanied by family and closest friends, this Sunday said goodbye to her eldest son, Joel Santos Alvarenga, who died this Saturday, February 11.
Santos’ funeral was scheduled for 11:00 a.m. this Sunday, in Gardens of Peace San Miguel Archangellocated in the Las Casitas village, in Tegucigalpa.
His funeral was held at the funeral home. Holy Spiritwhere Marlene Alvarenga covered her son’s altar with white flowers, as she shared it on her social networks.
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At the funeral, the friends of the deceased Joel Santos offered their speeches and words in his memory. Likewise, the religious sang and prayed for the soul of Saints.
Alvarenga thanked everyone present for supporting his family. «I decided to release my son and give him to my God because he lent him to me for 14 years. None of us owns the lives of our children, but the creator, “he said.
She added: “Let your kids be who they are, like I did with Joel. Support them and believe in them at all times, become their heroes or heroines like I did with Joel«.
Marlene Alvarenga and her relatives disconsolate, they prostrated themselves on the coffin, until they proceeded to say their last goodbye to their eldest son.
Marlene’s son convulsed after ingesting a drink
According to what Marlene Alvarenga announced, in the early hours of Saturday, February 11, her son began to have a seizure. Initially, they did not know the reason, however, then they found a can of an energy drink.
«My son at 10:30 p.m. on February 10 began to have a seizure and we did not know why; He told us that he had had a drink and the can was hidden under his clothes, “said Marlene.
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Due to this situation in the session of the National Congress this Saturday, they held a minute of silence for the death of Marlene’s son.
Besides, the Board of Directors created a commission to investigate the death caused by the energy drink.