The Asociación Argentina de Prevención del Maltrato Infanto Juvenil (ASAPMI), an NGO, has issued an alert regarding systemic institutional failures in recent filicide cases across Argentina, pointing to flawed decisions and negligence. This institutional scrutiny follows the arrest of Lucía Sosa for the death of her two-year-old daughter, Isabella. In connection with this case, Sosa's eldest son stated that authorities failed to act on his explicit warnings, which he referred to as giving them the name of the "Casa del Terror."
The coverage highlights both the broader advocacy warnings from the NGO regarding child protection failures and the specific investigative details surrounding the Sosa case. Together, the reports underscore public concern over how institutional responses and ignored warnings may have contributed to preventable tragedies involving child fatalities in the country.
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