Bolívar resident demands access to son following family relocation

Renzo Leiva, a resident of Bolívar, is demanding judicial intervention to regain contact with his five-year-old son. The child is part of a family in a vulnerable situation that was recently relocated from Azul to Tandil.

The relocation occurred after the family was found at a railway station, prompting the activation of protocols for people experiencing homelessness. While the family has been placed in local pensions and the children have resumed schooling, Leiva claims the move has severed his family bond and caused his son to face instability, hunger, and cold.

The situation has led to administrative and legal friction between local authorities. While the Mayor of Tandil requested intervention from Azul, officials in Azul have declined to cover the resulting expenses, suggesting instead the creation of a joint task force to address the case.