This Wednesday, shortly before Christmas Eve, Maria del Carmen Bucceroni posted on social media a letter, written by hand on the page of a notebook manufactured by the recovered printing press Mad. The obituary is addressed to Roberto Boico, Eduardo Farah y Martín Irurzunjudges of the Federal Chamber of Buenos Aires.
As reportedthe members of the Hall II of the Chamber must resolve an appeal filed two months ago by the gendarme’s defense Hector Guerrerothe criminal who left the photojournalist on the brink of death Pablo Grillo during a protest in front of Congress on March 12. Bucceroni is Pablo’s mother.
Guerrero appealed to the House after, in early October, the federal judge Maria Servini prosecute him (without preventive detention, despite there being ample justifications) for “aggravated weapon abuse”considering that in that demonstration the first corporal of the Gendarmerie fired his gas-launching shotgun violating all official protocols at least six times. One of them was the one that caused very serious injuries to Grilloas demonstrated by the reconstruction of the events carried out by the Police Map (in which The Daily Leftamong others, contributed with photographs).
On Christmas Eve (and a few days before the judicial fair begins in Argentina), the mother of Pablo decided to dedicate a few words to the judges responsible for, as she says, “impart the justice that Paul needs”. He did it through the account Instagram @justiciaporpablogrillo.
There he expresses personal feelings crossed with the demand for what the chambermaids should do, if they have any dose of true desire for “justice.” A claim that, logically, extends among thousands of workers who fight against the hunger and misery plan and against the systematic repression of the government of Javier Miley.
The complete letter
Honorable judges of the Chamber:
We are already on the eve of the holidays, surely you must be organizing and buying gifts; That’s great, it sounds good to me and I wish you a happy holiday.
The strange thing, the sad thing, is that like you, being a mother, a grandmother, I am not organizing anything. I am, we are in the hospital next to Pablo, watching his gestures, checking that he eats, something so simple and so difficult for him; because I tell you, in case you don’t remember, that he had stopped eating. Now, in his rehabilitation, he is returning to doing that simple act of eating.
I want you to know, Honorable Judges, that the pain that I have, we have, is very great. Nothing is the same anymore, neither personally nor family-wise. We are broken. The only thing that gives me strength to continue is seeing Pablo. I don’t know what will happen tomorrow, this is day by day. I don’t know what his future will be like, how all this will continue.
The only thing that is clear to me is that you are the ones who have to impart the justice that Pablo needs and that you recognize that the bad behavior came from only one side, and that Pablo was only taking photos. I only ask for justice for him, the family, and for those like Pablo who not only did their job, but also showed solidarity for a just cause.
Happy holidays, happy new year and, please, when you raise your glasses, look at the sky, look for a star and may it illuminate you, so that when discussing Paul’s cause you can all say together: “it will be justice.”
With all due respect, María del Carmen, Pablo’s mother, greets you.
Source: www.laizquierdadiario.com
