Letters from readers: Pain does not prescribe

In the case of the complaint against Jey Mammón, it is not the responsibility of any person to give an accurate opinion of what really happened. That is what justice is for, which will be in charge of finding out and judging. But if they should observe those who dictate the laws, as well as the judges, have something very clear and without questioning. “And it is that Pain does not prescribe! Every crime has its seriousness, but some are more serious than others. Just as crimes against humanity do not prescribe, rapes of minors should also be in the same category. Abused boys suffer from various psychological consequences; a damage that sometimes remains irremediably for life. They are the victims of the actions of sick people. Adults have no right to commit such baseness. Therefore, the full weight of the law should be applied to these and there should be no expiration date for this class of aberrations. It would be right for their perpetrators to be tried and sentenced, even though a long time has passed since the crime in question was committed. The legislation must be modified so that the abuse of minors is legally imprescriptible.