Begoña Villacís has reappeared this Thursday, February 6, on television after the tragic death of his brother Borja, who died from a shooting on June 4 of last year, in broad daylight in Madrid. At this time, the one that was Vicealcalda of Madrid has turned to his parents, Marisol and José, to help them cope given life.
“We are very friends Albert and me. It is one of those friends who are in the most difficult moments. There are very elusive people and there are people who know how to be. It is very good guy, very good person“He said about the former Malú, who was his leader in Citizens, this Thursday in Mañaneros (TVE).
As for how it is more than half a year after the tragedy, he said: “The truth is that I am quite well. This is a very long process. I made enough decisions at that time, which was the worst of my whole life. I have always managed situations quite well, but there Life touched me and I really had“He told Adela González.
The former orange policy, of which these days we have known her new professional course in the private sector, has talked about the decisions she made: “Each person is a world. I made the decision not to anesthetize. Go to therapy, take … no, it’s that I think life There are times that the pain is present and you have to live it. Pain is part of life“.
In this sense, the one that was first level policy has insisted that for her it was not necessary presence of death. There are people that therapy is good, but I have therapists who are my family and my friends“.
In the morning program of the public entity, he added: “I am very caregiver and I heal taking care of. My parents, my daughters, my surroundings and my friends worried. My house was always full and it is the way I have to face things. “
On how his parents are, he added: “My parents are lucky to be believers. They have an integrity that are admirable. They have also been very good parents. Many things have happened since then but I have the feeling that my brother accompanies me“.
As for the media impact that his brother’s murder reached for being a relative of her, he regretted: “Adela, life is not fair. I felt bad because because I was vice mayor and for having been in politics, [mis padres] They had to eat that. He had a terrible feeling of guilt. But it wasn’t my fault“.
And he has sentenced, also talking about what he wants to convey to his daughters: “One of the greatest lessons that we can give to our children is to fit and manage. To fit you have to know that these things exist. There are children who die of cancer , that there are older people who suffer and are alone. We can’t hide everything and paint children that the world is happy“.
To the question of whether he is happy now, he says yes: “I have the memories but I have reached a moment of tranquility. Live it with temperance all this. And here I had it well. I have returned to the private sector and I am delighted. And see the Bulls from the barrier, which is always more comfortable. “
Begoña Villacís’s brother
The vice mayor of the capital cling especially to her daughters in difficult times. He has three, two teenagers and one girl, the three born as a result of their marriage to the lawyer Antonio Suárez-Valdés, from whom he separated in 2019.
As for his deceased brother, Borja was a historic member of Ultras Sur, a neo -Nazi collective of Ultras Followers of Real Madrid. The brother of the former citizen deputy was immersed in a judicial process called Operation Águila Frazen, in which he was linked to an alleged case of drug trafficking. He was accused of the alleged crimes of drug trafficking, money laundering and belonging to criminal organization. A case, known as Operation Águila-Francon, instructed by Judge Santiago Pedraz, head of the Central Court of Instruction 5 of the National Court.
Borja Villacís was shot on June 4 of last year in broad daylight in the Madrid district of Fuencarral-El Pardo. “Borja will always be my little brother, and I will always be his older sister. The one who took care of the best he knew, along with the best parents that one can have, and the one who always wanted to compensate for gestures, great hugs and affectionate kisses. “Sometimes I was older brother. And sometimes I turned and sometimes he left, but I always felt his unconditional love, I would never have allowed one morning to have to ask our parents to sit down, that I had something to tell them the worst day of our lives“.
