US EditionJuana Rivas' Youngest Son Asks the Minister of Youth for Help: 96 Hours to Try to Stay in Spain
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The youngest of the sons of Rivas and Francesco Arcuri, 11 years old, will have to return next Tuesday with his father to Italy, according to the Court of First Instance 3 of Granada Read
In the absence of 96 hours, or less according to when the reader reads these lines, the legal team of Juana Rivas is deploying all its resources to ensure that the mother, originally from Maracena (Granada), does not have to go next Tuesday morning to the place where a judge has indicated that she must hand over her 11-year-old son, Daniel, to her father. The judge has ordered that the child return with Francesco Arcuri to Italy and that is his …
The minister has spoken out against the minor's return to Italy, where he lives with his father, after receiving a letter written by him in which he shows fear.
Minister Sira Rego reveals the contents of the letter sent to her by the child, who reports having suffered "very serious episodes of violence" with her father, and asks the Prosecutor's Office to act to prevent her from returning to Italy
The Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, has asked the Attorney General's Office to act to ensure that the rights of Juana Rivas' youngest son are respected, after receiving a letter from him asking for help "because he is terrified and does not want to return to Italy."Daniel, eleven years old, will have to return next Tuesday 22nd with his father to Italy, as determined by the Court of First Instance 3 of Granada.
The Minister of Youth and Childhood, Sira Rego, made public this Friday the reception of a "hardest" letter sent by Daniel, the youngest son of Juana Rivas, in which the eleven-year-old boy asks for help because he does not want to go back to Italy with his father. "He asks me for help because he is afraid, because he feels terrified," Rego said in a publication published on his social networks. Faced with this situation, the Ministry has sent a…
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