A mother is accused of having abducted her children in Spain so as not to have them vaccinated. The father gave the alert
A mother was taken into custody on Wednesday in southern Spain for having abducted her children in order to prevent her ex-husband from vaccinating them against Covid-19.
This 46-year-old woman was wanted for “the removal of minors” since a complaint lodged on December 16 by her ex-husband, living near Seville (Andalusia). The latter had indicated that he had not heard from his two children, aged 12 and 14, since the beginning of November, and accused his ex-wife of having removed them to prevent him from having them vaccinated against Covid.
Actively wanted, the 40-year-old finally presented herself to justice on Wednesday, January 5, in the company of “her two children”, said the judicial source.
According to a spokesperson for the Civil Guard, the two minors, who have not been to school since early November, were handed over to their father early Wednesday afternoon.
The mother of the family has been placed in police custody, waiting to be brought to justice.
Spain is one of the European champions of vaccination against Covid which has not sparked any debate in the country where “antivax” are very few.