CNN spoke with uncle of Nicaraguan boy found alone on the southern US border (father denies kid was kidnapped)

CNN-esp-fb ^ | Apr.2021

[Marinario]

CNN spoke with the uncle of the Nicaraguan boy found alone on the southern US border.

In Miami, an uncle of the Nicaraguan boy who was found on the southern border of the United States walking alone told CNN that he spoke permanently with his sister during the journey that began on February 7 with her nephew. He said that they were both kidnapped in Mexico, that he paid a ransom for the child and that from that moment on he lost contact with his sister. CNN has not been able to corroborate exactly what happened in the case. Lázaro Gutiérrez, father of the minor and who lives in Nicaragua, denies any type of accusation. He assured CNN that Meylin Obregón, her ex-partner, decided to travel with her son to the United States of her own free will, something with which he agreed. Ana María Mejía has the details for us.

[Marinario]

Misael Obregon, the uncle of the crying boy Wilton Gutiérrez [his mother Meyling's brother] appeared on Telemundo's HoyDia.

He argued [for asylum for his sister and the biy] that his sister [who is now in Mexico, he say] was abused.

When asked 'how,' he answered: Emotionally... and...what do you call it...also... interviewer: physically? Yes, physically.

About 20 minutes later when the father was on the phone in the interview, thr brother in law said that there are abuses emotional that can hurt more than physical...

Lázaro also added that he was in communication with the mother constantly and to there was never a "kidnapping." And that she has invented it.

[woodbutcher1963]

Rape and torture.
This is what happens to children from Mexico and the triangle countries with an open border.

These children are sold and OWNED by the cartels.
They end up in brothels in the US to work as prostitutes.

This is the essence of human trafficking. It is much more profitable than smuggling drugs.

[Wuli]

Anyone, like Biden, deliberately opening the border

(telling people to come and then not preventing them from crossing the boarder when they do come, and sending them into the U.S. as “refugees”)

has authority that they are too ignorant to be trusted with.

[Marinario]

...deliberately opening the border (telling people to come and then not preventing them from crossing the boarder when they do come, and sending them into the U.S. as “refugees”)

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Cruel.

[Marinario]

...human trafficking

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Biden is certainly triggering it.

[dead]

told CNN that he spoke permanently with his sister during the journey

"Spoke permanently"? What does that mean?

[Marinario]

I just checked the originial text which is in Spanish, the same, and it’s still there...

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

It might mean “spoke regularly” or somebody (the cartel guy) carried a cell phone.

[beachn4fun]

"Spoke permanently"? What does that mean?

That stood out to me as well.

But people need to understand what goes on in this country when we allow people from other countries to get citizenship or documentation (not saying we shouldn't, just a reality check). As the uncle said, he paid to have his family come to America. This happens often: say we get one who becomes a legal citizen and then that number gets multiplied by every member of their family; multiply all those who are become legal; rinse/repeat...so on and so on.

[Marinario]

Possibly.

[ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas]

Or a clueless CNN writer (but I repeat).