“Para todos quienes hemos sufrido este tipo de acoso”: el lamento de Fabiola Campillai tras muerte de Galee Galee

As a writer for a news site, I recently came across an article titled “Para todos quienes hemos sufrido este tipo de acoso”: el lamento de Fabiola Campillai tras muerte de Galee Galee and it caught my attention. The article highlights the story of Fabiola Campillai, a victim of police brutality in Chile. It’s been almost two years since she was shot in the eyes with rubber bullets and left permanently blind. Despite her tragic event, Fabiola has been fighting for justice and change in the police system.

In her recent interview, Fabiola expressed her sadness and frustration after hearing the news of another victim, Galee Galee, who was also shot by a rubber bullet and passed away. She says that this type of violence and harassment should not be happening in their country and the government needs to take action.

Sadly, police brutality is not just a problem in Chile but in many other countries as well. It’s a topic that has been gaining more attention recently due to the Black Lives Matter movement and the high-profile cases of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and many others.

It’s crucial that we continue to raise awareness of police brutality and push for systemic change to prevent innocent people from being harmed or killed by those who are supposed to protect and serve them. Fabiola’s fight for justice and change is inspiring and we should support her and others who are fighting for this cause.

Overall, the story of Fabiola Campillai and Galee Galee is a powerful reminder of the importance of speaking up against police brutality and the need for accountability and reform.