Nicaragüense fallece en trágico accidente de tránsito en Estados Unidos durante el Día de Acción de Gracias
Rosa María Espinoza Rodas, nicaragüense originaria de Estelí, murió el Día de Acción de Gracias tras ser atropellada por un conductor que viajaba a alta velocidad en Filadelfia, Pensilvania. La víctima, de 41 años, había migrado hace dos años en busca de mejores oportunidades y su familia ahora enfrenta el difícil y costoso proceso de repatriación
Nicaragüense fallece en trágico accidente de tránsito en Estados Unidos durante el Día de Acción de Gracias Rosa María Espinoza Rodas, a 41-year-old Nicaraguan immigrant, died on Thanksgiving Day in Philadelphia after being struck by a speeding car. The driver, Shamir Miller, fled the scene but was apprehended by police. Espinoza Rodas had come to the U.S. two years prior seeking better opportunities and supporting her family in Nicaragua.
- Rosa María Espinoza Rodas, a 41-year-old Nicaraguan immigrant from Estelí, was killed in a traffic accident in Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day.
- She was hit by a speeding Honda Accord driven by Shamir Miller, who then crashed into another vehicle and fled the scene before being arrested.
- Espinoza Rodas had immigrated to the U.S. two years ago to improve her life and support her family.
- Her family is now facing the high costs associated with repatriating her body to Nicaragua and is seeking public assistance.
- The driver, Shamir Miller, faces charges including murder and vehicular homicide.
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