Tegucigalpa, Honduras
High school student Breydi Leticia González Cruz (22 years old) is one of the four fatalities who in less than 24 hours claimed the violence that has been unleashed against women in the country.
Around 12:30 noon, military personnel and inhabitants of the sector known as Las Hamacas, discovered the lifeless body of the young lady Breydi Leticia González Cruz.
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Figure This year there are more than 50 femicides, according to records from the Ministry of Security – |
The body was found in a solitary place, in the middle of small bushes and part of it inside a sack. Relatives said that Breydi was kidnapped at about 8:30 pm last Saturday, when she was leaving a public school in Nueva Suyapa, along with others of her classmates. It is presumed that the abduction and subsequent murder was the work of gang members who swarm in that area.
Incidence
That in the last fourteen years they have killed 6,131 women in the country, it denotes, among other things, the vulnerability in which the women live, taking into account the rates of violence Honduras shows. To show a button.
In less than 24 hours, four women lost their lives violently, in different parts of the national territory. In an abandoned house in the village of Támara, in the Central District, neighbors found a woman’s lifeless body yesterday, at about 6:30 p.m. on Monday. I was totally naked and in a state of decomposition. The woman responded to the name of Concepción Suyapa Zúniga Jacome (44 years old). According to the first analysis of the forensic personnel, she would have been beaten.
In another event in the Los Palillos village of Villa San Antonio in Comayagua, at the time a person’s wake was held, a subject lashed out at his ex-partner, identified as Martha Lidia Osorto Núñez (from 40) .
The man who arrived on a motorcycle to the wake, at about 4:00 am on Tuesday, tried to flee from the place, but was shot by another subject who witnessed the candle. Yesterday, in Catacamas, Olancho, the Carmen Maradiaga sexagenaria was completed in her home.
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