Relatives of a Cuban migrant who was in Mexico waiting for her CBP One appointment went to social networks to report her death in the Aztec territory. The young woman was identified as Yaileisy Asin Estévez, originally from the province of Santiago de Cuba.
According to influencer Niover Licea, the Cuban woman lost her life due to a diabetic coma while she was in Mexico, news that has devastated her family on the island.
Her brother, Faustino Betancourt Asin, gave her a few farewell words, pointing out that he felt deep pain for what had happened and hoped to one day be able to reunite with her in the future.
“I can’t help but feel a lump in my throat as I write these words to you. I know that soon I will have to say goodbye to you, even if it is forever. But I don’t want you to worry, because we’ll see you soon. “Those words are my comfort, my secret weapon to stay strong in these moments of uncertainty,” wrote the Internet user on his social networks.
The death of Yaileisy Asin Estévez joins the long list of migrants who have lost their lives waiting to enter the United States in search of a better quality of life for themselves and their loved ones in Cuba.
The process has become more complex since the authorities determined that those interested in making this request had to remain in the center and north of the country until their appointment is approved. something that leaves them exposed to various dangers such as assaults and kidnappings by organized gangs.
Curiously, this is not the first case of a Cuban migrant who loses her life waiting for her CBP One appointment due to diabetes, since at the end of January the case of Ailén Esquijaroza Leiva, only 29 years old, was learned. who suffered a sugar decompensation that ended up ending his life.
According to her brother, Lázaro Esquijaroza, the young woman was in the company of some people when she suffered this decompensation. They took her to the hospital, but the Cuban woman could not save herself.
“I want to thank everyone for their concern, it is a very strong pain, but it is the law of life. She was a bad diabetic, since she was 8 years old she took insulin three times a day. On the night of the 27th she had severe pain in her chest and her friends got up to help her, and at around one in the morning on the 28th, she died. “She gave him a low blood sugar that caused him to have a seizure and a heart attack,” she said on that occasion.
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