Mi mamá durmió tranquila porque yo estaba en el hospital… y ahí me vi*la ron

The testimony that the Mexican healthcare system tried to silence. In this episode, I speak with Dr. Daniela García, a pediatric resident, who broke the institutional silence after suffering a serious sexual assault at the Tamaulipas Children's Hospital (HIT). "They came to hurt me at the hospital... that night my mother slept peacefully because I was in a safe place." Through a harrowing account, Daniela exposes not only the lack of physical security in the residents' quarters, but also the profound structural vulnerability, the negligence of administrators, and a system that seems more concerned with protecting its administrative image than the lives of those who care for ours. Join us in this necessary conversation, which does not seek to revictimize her, but rather to demand absolute justice, an end to impunity, and the urgent need to change a system that cannot continue to endanger its trainees. If you are a healthcare worker, remember: You are not alone. It's time to speak out. If you are experiencing harassment, violence, or negligence in your hospital or health center, don't stay silent. Report it to the appropriate authorities or seek guidance from the Specialized Prosecutor's Office for Crimes Against Women Due to Gender in your state. Please keep the comments section a space for respect, constructive debate, and support for Daniela and the medical community in training. Any comments that promote hate or revictimization will be deleted.