Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas was stabbed to death in Barcelona Personal archive Amazonian Camila Kellem da Silva Caldas, 34, stabbed to death by her partner in Barcelona, ??Spain, had a degree in Administration and had lived in the city for around 10 years. In an interview with g1, her brother, Waldson Caldas, said that she built a life in the country and maintained frequent contact with family and friends in Amazonas. Camila lived with her partner, identified as the main suspect in the crime, and with the couple's two children, aged 4 and 8. According to the family, the two met about a decade ago, when she was already living in Spain. The crime occurred on Tuesday (28), on Andrade Street, in the Sant Martí district, in Barcelona. 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 children were there at the time of the crime. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp 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." The Government Delegation against Gender-Based Violence confirmed that the case is being investigated as gender-based violence. 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 death of Brazilian woman in Barcelona Reproduction/X Life in Amazonas and Spain According to her brother, Camila was a person present in the family's life, even though she lived far away. Waldson said her sister was in daily contact with relatives and friends through messages and calls. The Brazilian's last contact with her family occurred on Tuesday morning (28), a few hours before the crime. Waldson said the family is going through one of the most difficult times and called for justice for her sister's death. "All of us in the family are going through one of the worst moments of our lives, we want justice! For him to pay for this crime," he said. Family seeks support to transfer the body 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. 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, but did not receive a response until the last update of this report.