Dozens of sad families in New York who lost their elderly loved ones during the epidemic joined the eight of the Andrew Como's enemies in the municipal race on Sunday to celebrate the five -year time since the previously controversial ruler was ordered to accommodate COVID patients in the elderly care homes.
Family members and candidates were united in sadness and anger, which led to the activation of Komo for his fateful decision, which led to an early death of about 15,000 residents of the exercise house, while promoting his leadership of the Empire state and signed a book of millions of dollars.
“My mother's name is Anna Martinez. She was a strong and gentle woman who devoted her life to her family,” said Alexa Rivera, who established voices for the elderly with her sister, Vivian Zaas, after the death of his mother after Como died on March 25, 2020.
“She deserves dignity, protection and a government that appreciates her life,” Rivera said in the gathering. “But instead, it was abandoned by the system that was supposed to protect it when it hit the epidemic.
“I stand before you today not only as a sad daughter, but as a voice for thousands of families who lost their loved ones because of the reckless and dead decisions of Andro Como,” Rivera said. “My sister and I have started the call to search for answers, and we have never realized that the ruler who voted our mother was the person who facilitated her death.
“Let's be clear: this was not just an accident. It was the failure of the leadership, the betrayal of confidence and a tragedy that could be avoided.”
The mood was spreading with emotion outside the Cobble Hill, where Norman Arbini lived and later died after contracting with Covid-19 at the age of 89.
The memorial of the victims there is a temporary “wall” that extends across the quiet mass on Aminity Street and features pictures of hundreds of family members and honor messages for those who died.
The wall was surrounded by a seamlessness and a closed coffin – donated by a church on the street – for this event. It has been designed to serve as a symbolic reminder of the funerals that mourning families did not get for their loved ones because of the epidemic.
Many mourners set up flowers, which they put on the coffin before speaking on the platform.
Ibn Norman, Peter Erbini, one of the founders of the We Care Memorial Wall, hosted the event that was part of the funeral ceremony and a partial memory ceremony. After the Microphone spokesperson, the spokesman took the memories and demanding Como takes some accountability.
“The ruler called on people talking about him as a great manager. Well, he was able to apologize,” Peter said. “He was able to shed our families instead of addressing our losses. He was able to follow the center of the center of diseases. He was able to lie about the role of the elderly. He was able to acknowledge any mistake. He managed to make our loved ones lost a political issue.”
Peter's brother, Daniel, remember their father as a loving man who was full of life, with a sharp mind and is still a safe driver even in his advanced age.
Daniel said: “They were the most dear people, our elderly. We want justice to them,” Daniel said. “We want the truth.
“We want the government to go up and help us get there so that we do not get to know sadness anymore. We do not have to hide in our hearts what happened in March, April, May, June 2020.
“Remember, no funerals. You can't see your loved ones. You will have, maximum, 10 people,” he said.
The candidates for the mayor, including Zelinor Miri, Jessica Ramos, Jim, Al -Den,, Roman Williams, Zahran Mamdani, Sakut Strenger, Cortis Salwa, Adrian Adams, were affordable for this event and alternated in thinking about the anniversary of the crime while they were directed in Colo.
“Andrew Como will not be the next New York City municipality. Because he will not go out of the mountain and face you all. He is afraid, he is cowardly,” said Stringer, a former city observer.
The Speaker of the Council, Adams, who participated in the story of her father's loss in front of Kovid in May 2020, expressed his sympathy for the crowd.
She said: “I stand with you all who caught a victim by a ruler who is also called that this day still cannot bear the accountability of what he did to you.
“By October [2020]Thousands of people died in the sponsorship of the elderly after March 25, and there was no accountability for that.
“There was already a book deal, there was already a sign of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs [of Health] Report to the lower dates and death at home, but there was no accountability. There was no apology. There was no meeting with families or looking at the eyes of the victims. “
In a statement to the position, Komo Rich Azobardi spokesman expressed his grief over the families who lost their loved ones and sharply retreated in a wave of criticism of the former ruler opponents.
“Our hearts are broken to the families of everyone who lost a member of his family – but unfortunately, like [Department of Justice Inspector General] He emphasized that the pain had been armed and politicized for purely electoral purposes for years.
“Being the mayor of the greatest city in the world is a huge pledge that requires experience, or a busy record of the ability to achieve and administrative ability – does not put any of this extremist Maga or [Democratic Socialists of America] Their candidates. “
