The CRYING of Cecilia Strzyzowski’s mother at the march in Buenos Aires to ask for JUSTICE for her daughter

2023-07-17 23:50:25

Gloria Romero, mother of Cecilia Strzyzowski (28), the young woman who disappeared on June 2 in Resistencia, leads the march that is taking place this Monday afternoon at the Casa de la Provincia del Chaco in the city of Buenos Aires. Both she and her relatives seek to ask for justice.

The act began at 6:00 p.m. on Avenida Callao 322, in the Balvanera neighborhood of Buenos Aires, together with the Mothers of Pain, who asked for the accompaniment of the people.

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“I have no political flag, my only flag is Cecilia. It would be good if Alberto Fernández listens to me. The Chaco is a fiefdom. For me it is not a femicide, it is a victim of power,” Gloria said this afternoon before the media.

In this sense, he added: “In this country, money rules. She today she is my daughter, but she tomorrow she can be yours. And when she’s yours, you’re going to want these people to be with you.” This mobilization is the first outside the province by the young woman’s mother, who has already announced that she will go to other parts of the country.

César Sena (19) is the main suspect in the disappearance of Cecilia Strzyzowski (28). (Photo: Facebook)

The Special Prosecutor Team (EFE) confirmed last week that the blood found in the Sena house corresponds to the young woman’s DNA, according to the results of an expertise carried out at the Institute of Medicine and Forensic Sciences (IMCiF) of that province. .

The expertise was carried out based on a comparison of the blood provided by the victim’s mother with the samples taken from the property of Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña, prosecuted with preventive detention for the crime, like their son and partner of the victim, Cesar Sena. In addition, they also found possible blood stains in the box of César’s Toyota Hilux truck.

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For her part, the psychologist who treated Cecilia until last May confirmed that the young woman told her that she had been the victim of an episode of gender violence by her husband and assured her that her mother-in-law was included in the couple’s conflicts.

The last time they saw Cecilia

Cecilia was last seen on June 2, when a security camera recorded her entering the house of her in-laws with her husband.

According to the prosecutors’ resolution, the young woman was murdered between 12:13 and 1:01 p.m. in one of the rooms on the property. Apparently, death would have been by strangulation at a time when she was with César, Emerenciano and Acuña.

The house of Santa María de Oro in 1460, where Cecilia was killed. (Photo: Diario Época)

According to the accusation, her body was later transferred by César Sena and a family collaborator, Gustavo Obregón, wrapped in a blanket and in a truck to the pig farm owned by the main defendants, where it was burned.

Finally, it is believed that the remains were scattered in different sectors of that property, along one of the banks of the Tragadero River, where remains of human bones were found long ago. Even last Friday they found other bone fragments that have yet to be determined what they are.

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In addition to the three members of the so-called Sena clan, Gustavo Obregón and his wife Fabiana González (both Sena assistants) remain in pretrial detention for the case. Also Gustavo Melgarejo and his wife, Griselda Reinoso (family landlord), who are accused of aggravated concealment.