El drama de 3 mujeres, en condición de discapacidad, en Olaya Herrera
Luz María Torres De Llama tiene 93 años y perdió la visión hace poco. Vive con su hija Eneida Llama Torres, de 64 años, quien tiene una discapacidad mental, y con Kelly Johana Torres, de 30, hija de Eneida, quien nació con parálisis cerebral.
El drama de 3 mujeres, en condición de discapacidad, en Olaya Herrera Luz, a 93-year-old visually impaired woman, lives in dire conditions with her 64-year-old daughter, Eneida, who has a mental disability, and her 30-year-old granddaughter, Kelly, who has cerebral palsy. Despite legal actions and attempts to involve authorities, Luz’s six children have largely abandoned her, offering little financial or emotional support. Luz fears being evicted from the home she inherited, which is the only shelter for her daughter and granddaughter.
- Luz, 93, is visually impaired and lives in a dilapidated house with her disabled daughter Eneida and granddaughter Kelly.
- The family lacks basic necessities like a working refrigerator and fans.
- Luz raised her eight children mostly alone due to her ex-husband’s abuse and lack of support.
- Her children, despite having financial means, provide minimal or no assistance.
- Luz has filed legal complaints against four of her children for abandonment.
- A conciliator ordered that the children respect Luz’s right to occupy the home and issued a special protection measure for Luz.
- The children have failed to appear for court-ordered meetings.
- Colombian law (Ley 1850 de 2017) mandates children to financially support elderly parents in need.
- Contact information is provided for those wishing to help the family.
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