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Leap: Vote for a Judiciary that Is on the Side of Our Children, Not of Their Debtors

Summary by Vanguardia
When Maria Casas signed her divorce, she believed she would finally have peace. She agreed to a free cohabitation with her daughter's father, trusting that he would remain present in the minor's life. But when she refused to accept a pension of just 270 pesos a week, she began a judicial process that, five years later, remains unresolved.The father quits his job every time the court tries to execute the retroactive pension sentence.THE MAY INTER…
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When Maria Casas signed her divorce, she believed she would finally have peace. She agreed to a free cohabitation with her daughter's father, trusting that he would remain present in the minor's life. But when she refused to accept a pension of just 270 pesos a week, she began a judicial process that, five years later, remains unresolved.The father quits his job every time the court tries to execute the retroactive pension sentence.THE MAY INTER…

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Vanguardia broke the news in on Monday, June 2, 2025.
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