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Security & Justice - May 19, 2026, 8:01 AMYoung mother kills 7-year-old son and commits suicide after reporting sexual abuse in Instagram letter

A 26-year-old woman killed her 7-year-old son and hanged herself in a boarding house in Lambaré. In a letter published on Instagram, she accused her ex-partner of sexually abusing the child since age 3 and stated that the complaint filed with the police and the Public Prosecutor's Office was never investigated. The case is under the responsibility of prosecutor Nora Cubilla.

World - May 18, 2026, 4:14 PMOperation Omega: Lawyer Arrested in Santa Rita on Suspicion of Selling Child Sexual Abuse Material via Cryptocurrencies

A lawyer was detained this Monday (18) in Santa Rita, Alto Paraná, during Operation Omega, an international action against child sexual exploitation. He is suspected of storing, distributing, and selling child sexual abuse material, receiving payments in cryptocurrencies. The investigation, which began in 2019, analyzed over 35,000 files and may lead to further arrests abroad.

Politics - May 18, 2026, 9:07 AMMother kills 7-year-old son and commits suicide after uninvestigated sexual abuse report in Lambaré

A 26-year-old woman suffocated her 7-year-old son and hanged herself in a tenement in the Santa Luísa neighborhood of Lambaré. In a letter on Instagram, she stated that the report of sexual abuse against the child's biological father, filed in 2024, was never thoroughly investigated. The Public Prosecutor's Office reported that medical exams ruled out physical violence, but the director of Forensic Medicine, Pablo Lemir, highlighted that not all sexual abuse leaves physical marks.

Security & Justice - May 17, 2026, 11:25 PMProsecutor's Office Denies Confirmation of Sexual Abuse in Filicide Case in Lambaré

The Public Prosecutor's Office clarified that there is no confirmation that the 7-year-old boy, found dead alongside his mother in Lambaré, was a victim of sexual abuse, as alleged by the mother in a complaint filed in December 2024. A medical examination ruled out physical injuries and signs of sexual violence, and the child did not attend scheduled psychological interviews.