Euprepio Padula wrote that Mari Carmen, an elderly woman who lived in fear of losing her home, had been the subject of ridicule and humiliation by politicians, journalists, and other people. He argued that her anguish and vulnerability should not become a matter of debate or suspicion and that she deserved respect and tranquility. Padula asserted that having a microphone, a platform, or thousands of followers demanded responsibility, and he urged those who had mocked her to reconsider their words and acknowledge the harm. He added that, although laws, state obligations, and property rights could be discussed, those debates did not justify targeting a vulnerable person. He also recalled those who, as he wrote, had defended Mari Carmen's right to be treated with humanity. #Dignidad #Respeto #DerechosHumanos (translated)