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When he was born, Karina López agreed to be a member of the United States Ejército and this year will be completed in 2016.

Pero at the head of three years Karina was completely disillusioned and at the point of suicide.

López, who lived in the military base, described himself as “the case of Vanessa”, and was obsessed with the idea that if he had a more ludicrous lust, his high-ranking military commander would pay more attention to his situation, Guillén aún estaría viva.

“If there is any serious wrongdoing in my case, it will be saved,” said Univision News in a series of interviews.

Guillén’s death drew attention to the need for sexual abuse in Ejército, which provoked an impetus to reform the military justice system with the end to protect the victims, as well as detailed information on the conditions in Fort Cap.

The Yo Soy Vanessa Guillén project, which was presented to the Congress in October, pretends to impose independent military tax charges on sexual abuse cases, at the same time as declaring sexual harassment as a crime in the military justice system.

Although the bill was not voted on, in part due to the political upheaval that followed the elections on November 3, it was hoped that Voelva would present quickly, possibly the next month, by its patron saint, the Congressman of California Jackie Speier.

Therefore, the results of the 2020 elections are considered a positive result for the defenders of the reform.

“Historically, the Republican Party has no favorable military a la reforma. With the Senate volvoéndose azul (the color of the Democratic Party) we believe that we have a mayor probability of success “, said Natalie Khawam, representative of the Guillén family.

Biden also appears to be an ally of the rights of the woman, in the words of President Donald Trump. In a statement last month, Biden said that “converting to a priority will put an end to the flag of sexual violence and harassment against female members of the service”.

The new Secretary of Defense, General Retired Lloyd Austin lll, was widely respected as a defender of the restricted application of military justice. “Certainly we believe that we have many more things to do, as we refer to the investigations and hearings”, said the martyrs in a hearing in the United States Senate.

Aggregate Biden agreed to form a 90-day commission to examine the issue. “But I did not hope 90 days to get rid of this. As indicated, it is common knowledge, and you can … count on that you are able to work in this first day ”, dijo.

The defenders of the reform come to the forefront as never before. “If we are on the verge of exit. Indeed, it seems that now is inevitable, ”said the retired coronel Dan Christensen, former fiscal chief of Fuerza Aérea, who now directs Protect our Defenders, who has abused many of the victims of abuse in Ejército.

As commander in chief of the armed forces of the United States, Biden has a great deal of influence over the military. “The Ejército is very conscientious in civil control”, says Dijo Christensen, who compares the theme of sexual abuse with the end of the prohibition of men and women aborting homosexuality in the Ejército bajo President Barack Obama in 2010.

A statement from the Ejército dijo told Univision Notices that “we do not comment on the pending legislation”.

The Ejército ya is currently mediating lies of a devastating informant in December of an Independent revision that found a “permissive” climate of sexual abuse between the commanders at Fort Hood.

It receives more than 300 crippling acts of aggression and sexual harassment, many of which have not yet been reported for retaliation. The Pentagon accepts all the 70 recommendations of the brief and the 14 pages of the Fort Hood Review will be relevant or suspended.

In a meeting of the principles of this month with the leaders of the Ejército, Domingo García, President of the League of Latin American Citizens’ Union (LULAC), dijo que le informaron that was established in midday to reform the Ejército de Acuesta yo program Sexual / Agresión (SHARP, for its sigls in English) designed to guarantee Independent investigations of sexual abuse allegations in order to prevent retaliation against the perpetrators.

“I’m optimistic. But it’s very difficult to change culture. It’s not succeeding at night,” said Queta Rodríguez, an ex-girlfriend of one of Fort Hood’s authors. “If you need a lot of people, the leadership of the Ejército is very serious and has compromised to do something with respect. We do not believe that any of us anticipate that the 70 series of recommendations will be accepted as they are written, ”said Univision News.

Fort Hood says it has begun this process with the launch of “Operation People First” (First Person), designed to reserve a week each month to increase relations between commanders and soldiers. The day on which Fort Hood was informed in December, the commander of the base, General Pat White, was sent to the 1,800 Allied soldiers.

“They say that, in my 33 years of service, the mayor ran the ball in the stomach he received,” he said. “We have a problem that we have to solve,” he said.

The Vocabulary Vocabulary explains that the ‘People First’ Working Group “will present its recommendations to the Ejército Leadership Council on the possible reasons for the Ejército’s superiors to review and implement them.

But skeptics have warned that the Ejército has no work to do to recover public confidence.

Guillén, one of Houston’s 20 años, settled in Fort Hood, Texas, on April 22nd. His remaining members were found on June 30 in a tumultuous area near a river and his alleged suicide was discovered when he was abducted by police.

López says that he was convinced by the case of Guillén that he created the hashtag #IamVanessaGuillen.

‘Mi madre me dijo’ Eres Vanessa ‘. I’m convinced that she and I are sorry for the mistake, ”said López. “When it comes to hours, the people are using this hashtag. If you go viral ”, aggregate.

After hearing that he had sexually assaulted him in his apartment, López said that there was an object of retaliation and that he had been ignored by the police on behalf of the Combat of the Third Brigade, First Division of Calvario.

Presented a statement prior to the Ejército, of which a copy was sent to Univision Notices. The Ejército dijo that can not respond to questions about in this case for privacy reasons.

The case of López appears to be typical of other female soldiers who say they have suffered abuses and reprisals that were committed by superior officials with the intention of protecting their careers and the reputation of their units.

When the sexual abuse prevention program of the Ejército (SHARP) is announced, the reprisals will only be increased.

His mother was called a mentor, Sargento Mayor of Commando Sheldon Moorer, in search of help. Meer coordinated a meeting for López with the office of the Inspector General of Ejército, as well as with a chaplain and a defense defender.

Moorer, 50, confirmed his intention to help Lopez, although he is not familiar with the details of his case.

Retired from Ejército the past month of July after 30 years. “She looks at me as a soldier. She’s like me”, says Univision. “By supuesto, can not interfere in his mandate. Only he will ensure that the treaty with justice. She does not accept the support that is needed”, agreed.

López says that his case was originally investigated by the Ejército and was found to be unlucky to identify his aggressor.

The case was repealed after Guillén’s disappearance, without embarrassment, she said she lost the case in Ejército’s capacity to conduct an honest investigation.

In 2019, all elta ask honorably. Finally, Fort Hood died on March 2, 2020, less than two months before Guillén’s disappearance.

Since then, he has been living with his mother in North Carolina and has been taking the medicines he received from Ejército.

“It’s sad to have a hashtag needed to make it searchable. We are treated as second class citizens in the exercise ”, dijo.

To get immediate help if you find yourself in a crisis, call National Car Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255), available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. All are called son confidantes. The Department of Defense also has a helpline dedicated to any person affected by sexual aggression nl www.safehelpline.org or 877-995-5247