Paula Fajardo acusa impunidad y parálisis del Gobierno de Morelos ante caso de violencia vicaria

An alarming example of the slowness and institutional neglect suffered by women victims of violence in Mexico has sparked a wave of public outrage. Through Azteca Noticias, journalist Zahid Torales followed up on the public complaint of Paula Fajardo, who exposed the lack of results from Morelos authorities more than two weeks after she made public on social media the ordeal of threats, harassment, and assaults she endured during nearly a decade of marriage. The report highlights that the physical and psychological violence did not end with the divorce but instead shifted to her children in the form of vicarious violence, accompanied by constant harassment that extends to her close circle. Despite the severity of the case, it went unnoticed by the government of Margarita González Saravia and the Women's Secretariat, led by Clarisa Gómez Manrique, until digital pressure forced its entry onto the public agenda. The victim's outrage grew after it was confirmed that the alleged aggressor, Jorge Francisco "N," obtained an injunction that complicates his arrest, highlighting the legal privileges enjoyed by those accused while victims live in fear of reprisals or the suspect's escape from the country. Because exposing the gap between government promises and the real ordeal of victims seeking justice is our mission; the truth matters. More information on our website: https://www.tvazteca.com/aztecanoticias/ Follow us on all our platforms: Facebook:   / aztecanoticias   Twitter:   / aztecanoticias   TikTok:   / aztecanoticias   WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9z... Instagram:   / aztecanoticias