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“My Daughter Cannot Cross the Streets”: Sequels that Left Nelly Almache’s Death in Quito

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What you need to know: The child: He is 11 years old and is orphaned after his mother's death.The sequels: The family claims that he is going through serious psychological problems.The granddaughter: She was also present and now is afraid to cross the streets. Nelly Patricia Almache Cayo's death did not end that afternoon on July 9. The impact was also recorded in the memory of the relatives who were next to her, especially in her 11-year-old so…
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What you need to know: The child: He is 11 years old and is orphaned after his mother's death.The sequels: The family claims that he is going through serious psychological problems.The granddaughter: She was also present and now is afraid to cross the streets. Nelly Patricia Almache Cayo's death did not end that afternoon on July 9. The impact was also recorded in the memory of the relatives who were next to her, especially in her 11-year-old so…

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