The Federal judge of Córdoba, Ricardo Bustos Fierro, issued a resolution this Friday afternoon so that the father and an aunt of Solange Musse, the 36-year-old woman who died of cancer in the Mediterranean capital, move from Neuquen to participate in the burial ceremony.
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The magistrate “proceeds to make room for the self-satisfying measure requested” by Pablo Matías Musse and Paola Oviedo so that they “travel through the provincial and / or national routes from the town of Plottier, Neuquén, through the provinces of Río Negro, La Pampa and Córdoba, to the town of Alta Gracia (Córdoba), and / or where the burial takes place “, details the operative text.
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It adds that on the trip they must “limit themselves on the way to the minimum essential sanitary stops, with all the pertinent sanitary safeguards.”
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Solange died this Friday in the city of Córdoba as a result of cancer, and knowing that her condition was terminal, she had asked to see her father, residing in the Neuquén town of Plottier, who could not see his daughter because they prevented him from entry to the province in a police and health control.
The woman was in the Cordoba town of Alta Gracia undergoing treatment for grade four breast cancer and, according to information from relatives, this morning she suffered a decompensation and was referred to the Allende Sanatorium, in the capital of Córdoba, where she died at little to enter.
“My father is everything. I am very sad, I longed to see my father. I want them to understand that as long as I live I have my rights and I want them to be respected,” Solange had said in a letter that had gone viral on social media.
Pablo Musse cordoba sick daughter
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The 15th of August Pablo Musse had left in his car for Córdoba, from Neuquén, to see his daughter and when he arrived last Sunday in the Cordovan town of Huinca Renancó, on the border with La Pampa, they did not let him enter because he did not have a negative coronavirus swab, so they forced him to return to Neuquén escorted by several police patrols.
However, in the health control of Huinca Renancó he was subjected to a swab that, as it was later learned, had given a negative result for coronavirus.
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