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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (EFE).— Ethel Kennedy, the widow of Robert F. Kennedy—assassinated in 1968—and matriarch of the family, died yesterday morning at the age of 96 due to complications resulting from a stroke, reported yesterday his relatives.

“It is with hearts full of love that we announce the passing of our wonderful grandmother, Ethel Kennedy. In addition to a lifetime of work in favor of social justice and human rights, she leaves behind nine children, 34 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren, as well as numerous nephews and nieces, all of whom love her dearly,” her grandson said yesterday in X , Joe Kennedy III, former Democratic congressman from Massachusetts.

Kennedy, highlighted that the deceased was “a devout Catholic and a daily communion,” and that it comforts her “to know that she has been reunited with the love of her life, Robert F. Kennedy,” one of the brothers of the late President John F. Kennedy.

After the assassination of her husband in 1968 while she was in a hotel, Ethel dedicated herself to caring for her eleven children and founded the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights; In 2014, then-President Barack Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom for her involvement in various social causes.

Ethel Skakel —her maiden name— was born on April 11, 1928 in Chicago, and met her future husband in 1945 at a ski resort, although at the time the Democrat was dating her older sister, Patricia, according to a biography official.

However, Ethel and “Bobby”—which was the nickname of the former United States attorney general—ended up marrying in 1950 and a year later they had their first daughter, Kathleen.

Robert F. Kennedy was a senator from New York and in 1968 he presented his candidacy for the presidential elections, shortly before being assassinated.

Ethel Kennedy dies about six weeks after her third son, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., ended his election campaign about six weeks ago and positioned himself in favor of Republican candidate Donald Trump.

The woman suffered for 12 years due to the carelessness of the Indian doctors, the doctors forgot to remove the scissors from the woman’s stomach after the operation, due to which the woman was in pain for so many years.

According to an Indian media report, the presence of 2 scissors in the woman’s stomach was revealed during the X-ray this month.

A woman resident of Sikhum removed her appendix to get rid of stomach pain, but despite going through the operation stage, the woman could not recover for more than a decade, many doctors were unable to find the cause of the woman’s pain .

During the surgery, the removal of the vital part of the body led to the death of the patient

According to the report, this month, the presence of a pair of surgical scissors was revealed in the abdomen of a 45-year-old woman, which doctors forgot to remove during an appendix operation in 2012.

The woman’s husband says that his wife underwent a surgery in 2012 at Sir Thuthub Namgyal Memorial Hospital (STNM) in Gangtok, but she had constant pain in her abdomen. Medicines are also given, but they also do not bring any relief.

After watching a YouTube video of a doctor operating on a child, it cost him his life

The husband said that on October 8, his wife again went to the STNM where an X-ray showed that there were surgical scissors in the abdomen. After that, his condition is satisfactory and he is healthy.

People have demanded police action against doctors and staff.

Emergency teams work in an area of ​​Tel Aviv hit by a projectile / Photo: EFE

More than 50 thousand people protested this Wednesday in numerous parts of Colombia in an event called “Great National March”, an event that served to those present They will express themselves against the president’s government Gustavo Petro.

The call made by the Colombian opposition led participants to protest for different reasons, such as the national economy, security and freedom of expression, as well as the recent health reform ordered by the president.

On the street, Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay said that “This is not about defending an ideological position; “It’s about defending the country.”.

Bogotá, Cali, Medellín, Ibagué, Cúcuta, Manizales, Neiva, Valledupar, Tunja, Barranquilla and Santa Marta They were some of the cities where the opposition’s call against Petro’s government was fulfilled.

More than 25 thousand officials of the Colombian National Police were deployed throughout Colombian territory to protect the calls for protest. At no point were any violent incidents recorded.

The main point of the call was Bolívar Square in Bogotáwhere more than 10 thousand people gathered this March 6.

The fact adds a new setback against Petro, who, according to data from a recent survey signed by the Invamer Poll, has a 58% rejection and only 35% approval of his government.