The Nicaraguan migrant Pedro Manuel Pineda Maccrea, 37, died on November 8 in Washington, United States. His family urges help to repatriate the body to his country of origin.
The Texas Nicaraguan Community (TNC) organization, through social networks, reported the death of the Nicaraguan compatriot, detailing that he was originally from Nagarote, León, and leaves three minors orphaned.
Pineda Maccrea had arrived in the United States for a year and a half, where he settled in Federal Way, Washington, United States.
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«The young Nicaraguan made the fatal decision to take his life on November 8, in the morning hours. “He had begun to suffer from depression and anxiety,” TNC explained.
Collection to repatriate Pineda’s body
The family of the Nicaraguan migrant, indicated TNC, is promoting a collection through the GoFundMe platform, in order to raise 20 thousand dollars that will allow them to cover the funeral expenses and repatriation of Pineda’s body.
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In the publication of the collection, Pineda’s family reports being “beaten” and “heartbroken” by what they described as “an unexpected death.”
«Pedro left, leaving behind his wife and three beloved children. Any help will be really helpful and appreciated for your family. The funds will be used to bring Pedro back to his hometown with his children,” says part of the description of the collection.
People who wish to support the family of Pedro Manuel Pineda Maccrea can visit this link and leave your donations.
