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Children Abandon Elderly People in Tegucigalpa and These Are Rejected in Nursing Homes Due to Overcrowding - Proceso Digital

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Juana Bemilda Gómez Flores, 77, and don Luis Adolfo Flores Rico, 79, were abandoned by their children in the Honduran capital and these were rejected by the asylums because they were overwhelmed. The entrance Sons abandon elderly people in Tegucigalpa and these are rejected in asylums because of overcupo was first published in Proceso Digital.
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Children Abandon Elderly People in Tegucigalpa and These Are Rejected in Nursing Homes Due to Overcrowding - Proceso Digital

Juana Bemilda Gómez Flores, 77, and don Luis Adolfo Flores Rico, 79, were abandoned by their children in the Honduran capital and these were rejected by the asylums because they were overwhelmed. The entrance Sons abandon elderly people in Tegucigalpa and these are rejected in asylums because of overcupo was first published in Proceso Digital.

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Proceso Digital broke the news in on Friday, May 23, 2025.
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