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Since 1986, She Has Lived in Moreno's Station with a Disabled Child and Seek to Evict Her Irregularly.
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María Antonia Farabello lives on the first floor of the historic building of Moreno’s railway station. She is in charge of her 40-year-old son Mario, who suffers from down syndrome. She was a railway employee and was allowed to live in that apartment in 1986, which was formerly used by the station’s chiefs. She had discovered an alleged act of corruption and was offered housing by the authorities of that time to stop reporting, according to Marí…
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