Spanish mother calls for repeal of euthanasia law after daughter's death

A mother, Yolanda Ramos, published a TikTok video addressed to political leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo, urging him to repeal Spain's euthanasia law after her daughter Noelia Castillo died under the law about a month earlier. Ramos says Noelia was 25 and did not have a terminal illness, suffering from mental health conditions. She emphasizes that Noelia “was only 25. A life ahead,” and notes that they were told her illness “was not degenerative,” with implications about aging. The message focuses on opposing the legislation that allowed Noelia’s death and calls for repeal when Feijóo governs.

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