Ayacucho: the death of a son is the call that no one would ever want to receive. (La República [Spanish] - 1/2/2023)
Ayacucho: the death of a son is the call that no one would ever want to receive (Spanish) From the corner of the dead the relatives of Christopher Ramos Aime (15), Josué Sañudo Quispe (31) and Edgar Prado Arango (51) deny that they participated in the demonstrations, except for Raúl García Gallo (35). Their stories are similar, of entrepreneurship, nobility, and hard daily work. María Elena Hidalgo At the age of fifteen, what worried Christopher Ramos Aime the most was helping his mother, Hilaria Aime Gutiérrez, to complete the 363 soles a month that she had to pay on a loan from Caja Huancayo. It was what kept him awake at night and what explains why he worked in the Huamanga cemetery to raise the devilish sum that was escaping his mother, single, with four children, the last one two years and seven months old. It was through the streets surrounding the cemetery that Christopher Ramos received the impact of a bullet in the back. Hilaria Ayme cries when she realizes that if it hadn...