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Exponen a deudores alimentarios con tendederos en Juzgados de Control de Toluca y Almoloya de Juárez



Integrantes del Colectivo “Ley Sabina contra Deudores Alimentarios”, llevaron a cabo un tendedero de denuncias en contra de hombres que no cumplen con la pensión alimentaria, en los Juzgados de Control en el municipio y de Almoloya de Juárez.

en el estado de México, una tercera parte de los hogares son encabezados por una madre autónoma, consecuencia del abandono paterno (Foto: Sonia Vilchis).

Karina González, integrante de este colectivo indicó que en el estado de México, una tercera parte de los hogares son encabezados por una madre autónoma, consecuencia del abandono paterno.

Es por ello que en el marco de una audiencia, en donde un padre de familia demandó a una madre autónoma por sustracción de menores, y quien desde hace muchos años no dio pensión alimenticia, hicieron un llamado al Poder Judicial, a no prestarse a las presiones legislativas de los deudores alimentarios.

Agregaron que muchas paternidad utilizan al sistema judicial, en su favor, y con el objetivo de evitar el pago de la pensión alimenticia.

Cabe mencionar que el Registro Nacional de Obligaciones Alimentarias fue aprobado en marzo de 2023 con la finalidad de concentrar la información de aquellas personas que cuentan con el estatus de deudor alimentario. Su creación tuvo como objeto garantizar que las niñas, niños y adolescentes gozaran de una protección efectiva ante dicho incumplimiento.

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