Spain’s leftist government legalizes migrants and kills their victims.
“I’m the Prime Minister of Spain. This Is Why the West Needs Migrants,” Pedro Sanchez headlined his New York Times op-ed. “The West needs people. Currently, few of its countries have a rising population growth rate. Unless they embrace migration, they will experience a sharp demographic decline.”
Spain’s demographic decline is helped along by the nearly 1,000 euthanasia cases a year. Those who die are replaced with the growing flood of Muslim championed by Sanchez. The West needs people, but only certain kinds of people, and it euthanizes the wrong kind.
Spain’s population is set to shrink by one more as Noelia Castillo Ramos, a 25-year-old girl in a wheelchair, has her life ended before it even really began under the authority of the state.
Prime Minister Sanchez claimed that migrants “care for aging parents, work at small and large companies, harvest the food that’s on the table.”
Migrants also raped Noelia.
Her parents lost custody of her after they divorced when she was only thirteen and she bounced around between foster care and government shelters. At twenty-one, she was gang raped in a shelter that had been occupied by the migrants whom the Spanish government had welcomed into the country.
Noelia tried to commit suicide by jumping from the fifth floor, but survived and ended up as a paraplegic in a wheelchair. According to her father, she needs psychological help, but according to the Sanchez regime, the European Court of Human Rights and the elites, she needs to die.
An El-Pais article, Spain’s biggest papers, began with the sentence, “Noelia should be dead.”
The West needs Muslim migrants, but it doesn’t need Noelia or any of the other girls they assault. The West needs migrants, and it needs its native population to die off or be killed.
Noelia’s case has been Spain’s first legal battle over euthanasia. Her father, represented by a pro-bono Catholic legal group, has been fighting unsuccessfully for her life against the euthanizers. The girl had signed a document brought to her by two nuns requesting that she not be killed, but the hospital rushed to bring in a notary to annul the document and call for death.
After a two year legal battle, Noelia’s fate has been sealed. She has spent twelve years of her young life in the care of the state and now the state will kill her to make way for more migrants.
n 2022, the year in which Noeila was gang raped and put on the path to ending her life, tens of thousands of migrants invaded Spain, and the country ‘gained’ nearly half a million new residents in just six months, while a quarter of a million immigrated out of the country.
Most of the migrant invaders are coming from the Islamic states of Algeria, Mali, Morocco, Senegal and Somalia: where rape is habitual and non-Muslim women are seen as fair game. --->READ MORE HERE
Noelia Castillo, left paraplegic following suicide attempt, dies in Barcelona hospital after legal battle
A Spanish father was unable to stop his 25-year-old daughter from ending her life by euthanasia after judges rejected his legal challenge.
Noelia Castillo pursued her right to die after she was left paraplegic following a suicide attempt.
She had been raped by a group of men, and had tried to take her own life.
Geronimo Castillo, her Catholic father, fought a lengthy legal battle after a medical body in Catalonia approved her request for euthanasia in 2024.
The case was closely followed in Spain, which passed legislation enshrining the right to euthanasia and medically assisted suicide for patients meeting certain conditions in 2021.
Castillo’s young age, her family’s battle to stop her and the circumstances that led her to seek euthanasia animated public opinion as the courts ruled in favor of her right to end her life.
In an interview that aired on Wednesday, she told Spanish broadcaster Antena 3: “I’ve finally done it. Let’s see if I can finally rest because I can’t take this family any more, the pain, everything that torments me from what I’ve been through.
“I don’t want to be an example for anyone. It’s simply my life, and that’s it.”
Castillo’s parents, who opposed her decision until the end, were represented by Abogados Cristianos, a conservative Catholic organization.
On Thursday, the organization confirmed that she had died in a Barcelona hospital, outside which a small group of people had gathered.
Protesters shouted “Noelia, you’re not alone” and “There are other ways out”, while members of the Philadelphia Evangelical Church, who said they had made the journey with the aim of speaking to Castillo to attempt to change her mind, sang Christian songs.
Polonia Castellanos, the president of Abogados Cristianos, said Castillo’s family was deeply disappointed with the outcome and believed the Spanish government had abandoned and failed their daughter by allowing her to die.
“Death is the last option, especially when you’re very young,” said Ms Castellanos. “I don’t believe her parents have failed their daughter because, in fact, they are fighting to keep her alive. It is the state – the system itself – that has failed.” --->READ MORE HERE
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