MERIDA.- Melanie Barragan GuzmanNursing student at the Autonomous University of Tamaulipas (UAT), is hospitalized in a hospital, after Christian Jesus “N”, her boyfriend attacked her.
The couple went to a Halloween party on October 31 at a home in the Revolución Verde neighborhood in Ciudad Madero.
Christian Jesus24 years old, studies medicine at the Institute of Sciences and Higher Studies of Tamaulipas (ICEST). He was also an active part of the Franciscan Youth “Christ of San Damiano” until 2023.
According to reports it all started with Christian who, visibly drunkshowed inappropriate behaviors towards her partner’s friends, a situation that bothered the victim.
Already in the early morning of November 1, the young woman was on the street with a friend, when the medical student hit her several timesleaving her with serious injuriesincluding fractures to the jaw, nose, hands and left eye.
Attack of a student from Medina against a young man captured on video
A security camera he captured the exact moment of the attack; Her friend immediately defends her. “No, Christian! What’s the matter? “No!” he says, while trying to separate the young man from the victim.
⚠ SENSITIVE IMAGES ⚠ Melanie de Jesús Barragán, a Nursing student at the UAT University, was a victim of violence by her partner during a Halloween party in Altamira, #Tamaulipas. His attacker remains at large. pic.twitter.com/J3AePAAgSB
— Diario de Yucatán (@DiariodeYucatan) November 5, 2024
The severity of the injuries forced Melanie to be rushed to the hospital. Hospital General Regional No. 6 of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Ciudad Madero, where he received specialized medical care.
The Attorney General’s Office of Southern Tamaulipas began an investigation to find the whereabouts of Cristian “N”, who is a fugitive. The authorities have issued an arrest warrant against him and are taking the necessary steps to bring him to justice.
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**Interview with Dr. Ana Morales, Advocate for Women’s Rights and Domestic Violence Awareness**
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Morales, for joining us today. We’re here to discuss a tragic incident involving Melanie Barragan Guzman, a nursing student who was attacked by her boyfriend during a Halloween party. Can you provide insight into the wider context of this event?
**Dr. Morales:** Thank you for having me. The case of Melanie Barragan Guzman highlights a serious issue in our society—domestic violence. It’s disheartening to see young people, particularly students like Melanie and her attacker, Christian Jesus, involved in such tragic circumstances. Alcohol often exacerbates aggressive behaviors, but at the core, we must confront the underlying issues of respect and consent in relationships.
**Editor:** Melanie suffered severe injuries and is currently hospitalized. What should the community’s response be to support victims of such violence?
**Dr. Morales:** The community must rally around victims with not only support through counseling and medical care but also legal protection. It’s crucial that organizations and authorities actively work to raise awareness and encourage reporting of abuse. Additionally, we need to promote education about healthy relationships among youth.
**Editor:** The attacker is currently a fugitive, with the authorities actively searching for him. What implications does this have for Melanie and others like her?
**Dr. Morales:** This creates a significant fear factor for victims. The potential for retribution or further violence can be overwhelming. It is essential for law enforcement to act swiftly and efficiently, ensuring that protective measures are in place for Melanie and other victims. It will also send a strong message that violence against women will not be tolerated.
**Editor:** What message do you think this incident sends to young people about how to handle conflicts in their relationships?
**Dr. Morales:** This incident underscores the importance of communication and respect in relationships. Young people need to understand that conflict resolution should never involve violence. Healthy relationships are built on trust, understanding, and open dialogue—if those elements are absent, individuals should seek help or exit the situation.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Morales, for your insights today. It’s crucial that we continue to address these issues and focus on prevention and support for victims.
**Dr. Morales:** Thank you for shedding light on this important topic. It’s vital for all of us to engage in these conversations and take action towards change.
