Brazilian Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas was stabbed to death in Barcelona Personal archive Amazonian Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas, aged 34, was stabbed to death by her partner on Tuesday (28), in Barcelona, ??Spain. The crime occurred on Andrade Street, in the Sant Martí district, where the Brazilian woman had lived for around 10 years. According to the newspaper El País, the man parked a van in front of the building where the couple lived, entered the property and attacked Camila with several knife blows. According to sources linked to the investigation, the couple's two children, aged 4 and 8, were there at the time of the crime. After the attack, the suspect fled. Hours later, the Catalan police reported, through the social network X, that they had arrested a man suspected of involvement in the "violent death of a woman." ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp The Government Delegation against Gender Violence confirmed that the case is being investigated as gender violence.
Brazilian woman is stabbed to death in Barcelona and president of Catalonia repudiates crime
Brazilian Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas was stabbed to death in Barcelona Personal archive Amazonian Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas, aged 34, was stabbed to death by her partner on Tuesday (28), in Barcelona, ??Spain....
The president of Catalonia, Salvador Illa, lamented the crime on social media and stated that "violence against women requires a firm, united and constant response." President of Catalonia repudiates the death of a Brazilian woman in Barcelona Reproduction/X The Catalan Minister of Equality and Feminism, Eva Menor, also condemned the murder and stated that the government works to combat violence against women. "I firmly condemn the fourth femicide this year in Catalonia. It is intolerable. We cannot normalize the continued murder of women," said the minister. Family seeks support to transfer the body To g1, the victim's brother, Waldson Caldas, said that Camila had lived in Spain for around 10 years and had a relationship with the suspect. According to him, the couple's children were in the property at the time of the crime. The Brazilian woman's parents must travel to Spain this Wednesday (29) to take care of the necessary procedures for transferring the body to Brazil. The family is also seeking support from the Brazilian Embassy in Spain to help with costs. "All of us in the family are going through one of the worst times of our lives. We want justice. For him to pay for this crime," Waldson said. g1 contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to find out whether the Brazilian government is following the case and whether it will provide assistance to the family during the body transfer process. Until the last update of this report, there was no response.
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