First he buys a baby and now he sells her. Again by way of the exclusive (clin-clin, to Hello!). Look how good, the girl will have been free. The thing is as follows: you order a girl gestated by an American lady (clin-clin, to Lecturas), orphan of father and biological mother, surrogate mother, to be your daughter (only in the United States), your biological granddaughter post mortem (in Spain) and to accompany you for the rest of your life. Ana Obregón is 68 years old, 71 according to other calculations. The ethical debate is so wild that it surpasses any analysis at the stroke of a pen like the one I am writing now. What to protect the identity and image of the minor, and if that, we leave it for another day, right?
Let all the offended come to me who now see a change in the story due to the fact that the businesswoman (or should I say representative?) has decided to tell us that the insemination was done with the sperm of her Aless, who died three years ago.
A few days ago I wrote in La Vanguardia that Obregón had not been a mother. She is not old enough to be one and not everything is worth it to be one. Being a mother is not a right; the child has the right, the being who should never be left helpless. Nothing has changed.
She has officially been a grandmother, yes, because Spanish legislation should allow her to register a daughter of her deceased son. What Obregón has done has been to use the filiation mechanism provided in Spain for his own benefit so that orphans are left in the care of their closest family environment, and thus he takes his whim for granted. A whim that surrounds the immense pain of someone who has lost a child, and who is not going to empathize with that. How cheating, everything.
Does Ana Obregón act out of the interest of the minor or her own? In the first days of the now life, her granddaughter has said vehemently and almost putting God as witness as in Hollywood that she will no longer feel alone anymore, and then she has sold the right to the privacy of the newly-born for money born. There you have a possible answer.
You just have to read the interview he has given in Hello!. When asked if she “would have preferred a boy” and not a girl, mind blowing, she replies: “Man, I would have liked a boy too, but who knows? My son wanted to have five children, so maybe the child will come one day too.”
