In the 21st century in the Spanish state, apparently democratic and Human rights defender, contracting a terminal degenerative disease, it becomes a crime. Maribel, my mother, asked not to live without remembering, without autonomy or pain...See moreIn the 21st century in the Spanish state, apparently democratic and Human rights defender, contracting a terminal degenerative disease, it becomes a crime. Maribel, my mother, asked not to live without remembering, without autonomy or pain. By law she was subjected to a cruel and tortuous end against her will, deprived of all physical and mental integrity in the last two years of her life. Written by
Danel Aser Lorente Tellaetxe
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