The embassy should be in contact with the PGN to determine the type of raid (i.e. arrests etc) and when it will be taking place. Congressional offices are concerned about additional families that are in Guatemala now fostering the children they hope to adopt.
I've been told that many of these families (possibly 20-30) are staying in Antigua (I am not sure of the spelling but it sounded like that). If there is a raid and only the director of the orphanage is taken in to custody, the fear is that others connected i.e. "henchmen" may retaliate and this situation may put additional citizens in harms way.
have actually seen 2 or 3 other citizens where they are staying too. We have been brainstorming ways to help ensure the safety of other citizens in-country, and wonder if, in a prudent and discreet way, it is possible to have families there register with the embassy so that way if anything happens the e be in touch with them.
One such brainstorm is to talk to one of the families in Antigua contact knows a family in that city personally), and have the contact mention to other families that it might be best to register with the embassy since a note was recently posted about a possible suspension on adoptions in Guatemala.
This way, the families (who don't know the situation at all) can register with the embassy under the pretense that it is for updates on the latest adoption news. -what do you think?
The name of the orphanage is "Podesta" and the director is Guillermo Bosque.
He has been working with a lawyer named Blanca Martinez and the P N has been trying to connect the two information from helps them to do that.
FYI,
an• s e is e one w o initially told the Roberts to travel to Guatemala to complete tneir aaoption months ago. -this information is in the timeline...
I hope that this is helpful to you.
Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute
EDIT: Found a previous voat link on this https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1690581 "Podesta" Orphanage in Guatemala possibly linked to missing babies?
"SUPPOSEDLY" dozens of girls at this place used the International Women's Day to protest their sexual abuse, got locked in a cell, burned some mats and started a fire. Reported death toll: 33
https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedia_del_Hogar_Seguro_Virgen_de_la_Asunción_de_2017
Supuestamente, en la mañana del 8 de marzo las menores intentaban protestar por los abusos sexuales y físicos que sufrían en el Hogar Seguro, aprovechando que ese día se celebra el Día Internacional de la Mujer; pero la situación se salió de control y cincuenta y una de ella fueron encerradas en un salón de 4 X 4 m².[11] El caos fue aún mayor cuando un incendio se originó dentro del salón cuando se quemaron unas colchonetas[7] y las jovencitas quedaron atrapadas en el salón sin posibilidades de ser rescatadas a tiempo."
De acuerdo a los reportes, el incendió duró varias horas y no podía ser mitigado por los bomberos, quienes tuvieron dificultad de acceso al área y a las instalaciones del centro, por encontrarse completamente bajo llave.[12]
Terrible. I read somewhere this town is where they send U.S. seminarians to learn Spanish.
They do lie to get these kids. They make the family think that they are going to get the kids help and medical care. Many of the children are not even orphans. Some are at the orphanages temporarily. The devastated families are desperate to save their children. They are lied to and told they will be reunited or see them again and it’s all a lie. There are terrible stories.
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Commoner ago
THE NAME OF THE ORPHANAGE IS 'PODESTA'
https://foia.state.gov/Search/results.aspx?searchText=podesta&beginDate=&endDate=&publishedBeginDate=&publishedEndDate=&caseNumber=
EDIT: Found a previous voat link on this https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/1690581 "Podesta" Orphanage in Guatemala possibly linked to missing babies?
DonovanKeyhote ago
"SUPPOSEDLY" dozens of girls at this place used the International Women's Day to protest their sexual abuse, got locked in a cell, burned some mats and started a fire. Reported death toll: 33
https://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedia_del_Hogar_Seguro_Virgen_de_la_Asunción_de_2017 Supuestamente, en la mañana del 8 de marzo las menores intentaban protestar por los abusos sexuales y físicos que sufrían en el Hogar Seguro, aprovechando que ese día se celebra el Día Internacional de la Mujer; pero la situación se salió de control y cincuenta y una de ella fueron encerradas en un salón de 4 X 4 m².[11] El caos fue aún mayor cuando un incendio se originó dentro del salón cuando se quemaron unas colchonetas[7] y las jovencitas quedaron atrapadas en el salón sin posibilidades de ser rescatadas a tiempo."
De acuerdo a los reportes, el incendió duró varias horas y no podía ser mitigado por los bomberos, quienes tuvieron dificultad de acceso al área y a las instalaciones del centro, por encontrarse completamente bajo llave.[12]
Terrible. I read somewhere this town is where they send U.S. seminarians to learn Spanish.
FE_Rebekah ago
Could this be a way they are lying to families to take the kids? Oopsie, they are dead?
srayzie ago
They do lie to get these kids. They make the family think that they are going to get the kids help and medical care. Many of the children are not even orphans. Some are at the orphanages temporarily. The devastated families are desperate to save their children. They are lied to and told they will be reunited or see them again and it’s all a lie. There are terrible stories.
srayzie ago
Be careful if he is mean to you. He’s mean to all women. Just ignore him. He’s THE meanest shill here. He has a lot of accounts.