Havana/Aliana Laborde Díaz, mother of a child, was killed by her former partner in the early hours of this Monday at her work center, a gas station in the city of Holguín, according to the Facebook page The scissors and confirmed people close to the victim.
The man, of which his identity is unknown so far but some neighbors point them as their former partner, stabbed Laborde Díaz in his work center, a cupet located in the city of Holguín, on the road that goes to the municipality of Gibara. The altercation was also injured by the chief on duty “who came to the woman’s aid”. The victimizer “appeared in the place and got into the offices of the Servicentro with a knife,” the publication points out.
Internet users who knew the victim confirmed in the same social network that the murderer died shortly after attacking Laborde Díaz. The man fled from the gas station on a motorcycle and shortly after he hit the facade of a house. It is unknown so far if it was an accident or suicide.
A user who affirms that he knew Laborde Díaz, commented that the woman “maintained an intermittent relationship with the perpetrator”, who was not the father of his son. “Unfortunately I met her, she was my neighbor and my boy played with hers,” he wrote.
To the feminicide of Laborde Díaz adds so far this year the Elizabeth Ramírez Fernándezwhich was confirmed at the beginning of January by independent platforms tense wings and I do believe you. The woman, about 30 years old, was also attacked by her ex -partner but in her home, in the town of Cacocum, in the province of Holguín.
On the case of Ramírez Fernández, the activists said that the woman had formally denounced their former partner for aggressions at the end of December. Given this situation, they expressed their “repudiation” to the police “for their negligent action” before the victim’s complaint, whose death could be avoided, even with their “limited current procedures and without a gender approach.”
The year 2024 closed with a significant reduction of deaths from sexist violence. Independent observatories counted 55 cases, 32 less than in 2023, an inventory that presents some differences with respect to the list prepared by 14ymedio For that same period, and that includes 54 cases (33 less than a year earlier).
