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This Friday, the death of Javier Acosta, the Colombian fan who underwent euthanasia after dealing with osteomyelitis, was announced. He was 36 years old, a Millonarios fan and a Boca supporter. He was accompanied until his last moments by his family and loved ones. A crowd dismissed him outside the clinic. He died around 12 noon, his relatives confirmed. Javier Acosta died exactly at 12:47 PM, surrounded by the love of his family, and the love o…
Javier Acosta, the young Colombian fan of Los Millonarios, died after being euthanized after contracting bacteria. This Friday, August 30, authorities at the San Ignacio de la Javeriana Hospital reported that Acosta left the medical center around noon to be euthanized privately. According to media reports, Javier Acosta died at exactly 12:47 p.m., surrounded by the love of his family, and the love of all of Colombia. On social networks, a video …
“Javier Acosta died at 12:47 p.m., surrounded by the love of his family,” it was reported on social networks. The post Javier Acosta's euthanasia shocks Colombia appeared first on United Broadcasters.
The story of Javier Acosta, a 36-year-old boy who requested euthanasia for this Friday, August 30 at noon, shocked all of Colombia. The young man, who was a loyal fan of Millonarios, revealed that he made this decision for [...] The entry Who bears the cost of euthanasia in Colombia? was first published in Tropicana Colombia.
BOGOTÁ — Javier Acosta, a 36-year-old Colombian fan of the Millonarios team, was euthanized this Friday after a serious illness left him in a wheelchair a few years ago and recently worsened without guarantees of recovery. His story and the video he recorded went around Colombia, causing a great shock and solidarity with the young man and that dozens of fans and bravas of the capital's team came to the doors of the San Ignacio hospital in Bogotá…
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