"Here, this is the only weapon that my son used," said Cintia López, Lucas González's mother and, excited, showed football ankle boots to the crowd that listened to her, in front of the court of court.It was almost eight on Monday night.In that square, and in front of the stage that armed during the afternoon, thousands of people applauded their words, and accompanied her.Thus concluded the speeches, in the act in claim of justice for the crime of Lucas González, a week ago, at the hands of a police brigade of the city of Buenos Aires.

After the words of Lucas's mother, Gregorio Dalbón, the lawyer of the families-that of Lucas, and those of the three friends who went with him in the car that the police shot-, asked to make a minute of silence.And lift the candles with which those present accompanied the event."For Lucas's dreams and all the boys who want to have a decent life, play football, simply," said the lawyer, "so that Lucas's soul rises".

A protective silence, even in the restlessness that death implies, toured the faces of the people who looked at the box and heaven, from the stonecutters and the roads of that square taken by photos of adolescents killed in cases of easy trigger.The banners with their faces also rose.And their names, along with Lucas González, shouted at all lungs, gave the closure to an emotional day, and high citizen awareness.

The Argentine flags on the shoulders of the young people of Corra, and the children asleep in their arms, many young girls, many young people with football t -shirts.The group that arrived in the square at 19, in several micros and private cars, came from Florencio Varela, from Quilmes, from Bernal.They were summoned by relatives and friends of Lucas.They wanted to be in the justice claim.

Lucas's mother asked for "life imprisonment" for the three police officers who participated in the event because "they threw to kill".He spoke after Mario "Peka" González, Lucas's father.They were the main speakers of the act and demanded justice, claimed that the police officers-Gabriel Isassi, José Nievas and Fabián López-be "sentenced to life imprisonment" and asked that "there are no more cases such as Lucas".

"Never again a Lucas!"The mothers of other adolescents killed by the police repeated. Nora Torres, la mamá de Elías Balza, explicaba a Página/12: “Todos estamos acá con el mismo dolor, contra las causas armadas y las pruebas que se borran, hoy todos somos la voz y las manos y los pies de Lucas, y de todos los chicos víctimas de gatillo fácil, por eso estamos acá”, sostuvo, con su cartel en la mano y su bandera argentina.

From the stage, from the words of presentation of Dalbón, the parents of the other teenagers who went with Lucas on that vehicle on the day of the attack spoke.Then the young people who accompanied him spoke.All with white shirts with a photo of Lucas and the claim: "Justice for Lucas" in front.On the back, a declaration of principles: "My face, my clothes and my neighborhood are not a crime".Everyone thanked the solidarity company "of the neighbors, of the friends, of the football teammates, of the different clubs", in which Lucas had sports participation.Lucas's father was strict: "We don't want revenge, we seek justice".

The same said shortly before the beginning of the act Edgardo Orellano, Carlos's dad "Bocacha" Orellano, who died in Rosario, on February 24, 2020."The only thing that ensures that there is justice is mobilization, all that we could advance in the cause of our child is because of the mobilization, that's why we came," he says.

"If you stay watching the thing on television, you buy the version of those that covered up and lie, like those who said at the beginning that these boys were criminals," said Edgardo.And he raised a difference: “We have to demand that politicians be done justice because we voted for them, they are the only ones we choose.The judges are life and the police respond to the worst negotiated that there are: drugs, prostitution, the game, there are, in everything illegal, ”said Edgardo, while the lights of the square began to turn on and the relatives andFriends of Lucas.

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Since five in the afternoon, hundreds of people had concentrated in front of the Buenos Aires courts to participate in the demonstration in claim for adolescent crime.They came from Claypole, from Varela, from González Catán, from the Buenos Aires center."For Lucas," Jésica explained and rocked the cart where his three-month-old son Ulysses slept-and because it was an injustice, he doesn't have to be unpunished. ".

That was the generalized perception in the act."These boys go out to look for their dreams, and these criminals who work with police clothes take them out, they cannot be unpunished," said the father of one of the teenagers who survived the attack of the police in the Barracas neighborhood, to theStart speeches.

Among the participation of each of the parents, and of the three teenagers, the lawyer of the case took care that they were not there for "political issues".He also supported: "We are all the same before the law", and that was repeated several times from the stage."Here there are no political flags, they are boys who played football, and who went from being accused of being victims when we could talk," said another of the parents, thanking journalism "who knew how to listen to us," he explained.

There was also a time for reflection.Before the slogan that filled the square at the beginning of the act-"The whore daughter cap, has to pay it"-Dalbón asked Midura: "They are not all the same police officers," he said.People applauded it.He listened to it carefully from the square.Then, the lawyer warned that he had already asked the Council of the Magistracy "to be separated from his position" the judge who treated the adolescents of "criminals".And people applauded again.

The three teenagers thanked, in turn, to all who came to accompany them.Julian, who handled the Volkswagen Suran, among sobs lamented the loss of his friend, before asking: "Why did those who had to protect us attacked us?".Joaquín said he saw in the people who accompanied them that afternoon "the reward for my friend who is no longer".He then said that he was going to fulfill the dreams that Lucas could not specify because "you live on dreams!".

The third young man, Niven Huanca, explained: “We all have a dream, ours is to play football to keep our families, and that does not let us do.That's why we ask for justice for Lucas! ”.His words were in tune with those of Lucas González's father, who pointed out: “We are humble, Villera and worker people, we are all good people, from Varela.Aguante Varela! ”He heard him say before the closed applause, and the songs who claimed justice.

For the closure, Lucas's mother lamented the small daily acts that "I will not have anymore"."The last thing he told me is to make him empanadas to see the selection play".Then he told how he knew about the attack: "I listened to him on television, and I did not give importance because they talked about criminals, 'he said," and my son was not a criminal, "he concluded.