Andalusia warns that government computer failure is preventing access to victims of gender-based violence

In many cases, the board does not have the victims’ phone numbers because they no longer appear on VioGén2. I was able to contact many of them Mostly Users of the Municipal Women’s Information Center And they participate in the SIAM program (Inclusive Care Services for Women), a regional program that implements this support work.

In recent months, from the area he oversees. Lores Lopez They have complained to the government about this incident, but the government has always officially denied it, leaving the councilors themselves in despair.

He claims that there has been communication between officials of both agencies to ensure that the information does not reach public opinion and cause social unrest, but the government’s inaction has led people’s groups to carry out anti-government movements. NLP (non-legal suggestions) About gender violence. popular publicist toni martin We ensure that this measure ensures the proper functioning and access of the Viogen system and professional justice to properly care for victims.

«A platform for the coordination of different governments with the mandate to care for women The incident has been going on for a year now. Andalusian government experts no longer have access to these women’s data; damage “This ensures that the victim is well taken care of,” Martin said.

VioGén2 computer error

“For a year we have been telling the Department of Equality, the Home Office, government representatives and local committees: “We did not have access to the victim’s phone number.”reported myself Lores Lopez Become a Socialist Party representative on a parliamentary committee.

A new error in the fight against gender-based violence joins that of anti-abuse telematic bracelets, leaving large numbers of women unprotected. “Does the victim hurt you or does the headline hurt you?” Lopez laments. Minister Ana Redondo said she heard the noise “because the headline was hurting because of the bracelet.” «This is the same system we use in our bracelets. “As I have warned you for a year now, I have been more loyal to your government than to your women.”

Counselors especially criticize it “Hide and deny” attitudethe failure of both telematic bracelets and Viogen systems to control abusers. “There may be a problem, but it needs to be acknowledged and addressed transparently.”. “I have a report signed by officials and military chiefs who have been working for equality and against gender violence for many years,” said Lopez, who champions worker professionalism. “Behind each systemic failure is the name and surname of the female victim.”

Spain’s head of the fight against gender violence acknowledged in December that the system needed some adjustment, but that “greater normalization has been achieved.” However, six months later, in another communication, they acknowledged that the problem continued. The counselor requested a meeting with Pedro Fernández, representative of the Andalusian government, but the meeting did not take place.

The Spanish Government Delegation in Andalusia publicly assures the public: “It is false that access to contact information has been denied.” However, the department claims communications between staff and expert certifications once again prove the Department is lying.

From the owner’s perspective, Ana Redondo Doubts are growing after new errors regarding the telematic anti-abuse bracelets in which all victims were left unprotected for 12 hours on Tuesday. The European Commission is aware of these failures and will look into the situation, as part of the European Union’s crisis recovery fund, which Spain may request for an eighth payment set out in the national plan, depends on the proper implementation of the project.