08/04/2021 17:23
Clarín.com
Dresses
Updated 08/04/2021 17:27
She lives on the first floor,
secluded
: the
only connection
to the
outside
was removed
.
In Brazil, a woman
cannot leave
her home
for
almost a year
because a neighbor
demolished
his
entrance
stairs
due to a
legal dispute
.
The case, which is on trial, had repercussions in the national media.
Eneide Bahía de Souza,
of
61 years
,
He lives with his daughter
Tamara
in the municipality of
Itacaré
, south of the city of Salvador de Bahía.
The stairs of his house were in an
alley
, which also gives
access
to the
rear
of the downstairs neighbor's property.
The alley
It has been a
source of discord
between the two families
for a long time
: Eneide's father, who died, was fighting with the neighbor
Sergio Luiz Alves Santiago
over this land.
"In
2007
, the conflict
already existed,
" the woman told the local news program
Bahia Meio Dia
, of the
TV Globo
network
.
Instant.
The neighbor removes the stairs.
Photo: Capture / Bahia Meio Dia-TV Globo.
Alves Santiago alleged in court that the stairs were installed
illegally
, taking advantage of the fact that at that time he
was not living there
.
In
2019
, the man
won the lawsuit
: the court granted him a "
restitution order
" and Alves Santiago obtained possession of the land.
"At that moment he
began to threaten
that he was going to demolish my stairs," Eneide recalled in conversation with
Bahia Meio Dia
.
In the end, her neighbor ended up removing the
concrete construction
in September
2020
, while she was
filming it
.
A folding window and stairs
The Brazilian assured that since that time she has no chance of leaving her home: she
did not vote
in the last elections and she
did not manage to get vaccinated
against COVID-19, putting
her life at risk
.
His daughter Tamara, on the other hand, can go down: she does it through a window, which overlooks another piece of land, with the help of a
folding aluminum ladder.
Window.
His daughter, Tamara, comes down there with a folding ladder.
Photo: Capture / Bahia Meio Dia-TV Globo.
"This is where low to go to work, to the doctor.
It is easy to
fall
for an aluminum ladder. My mother, as is more,
has no way to lose
(N. of the R .: have health problems)
.
Using these stairs is a bit difficult. I
risk my life
every day, "said the young woman.
Alves Santiago's lawyer, quoted by
Bahia Meio Dia
, affirmed that the "restitution order"
prohibits the reconstruction
of the concrete stairs.
Eneide complained about this situation to the courts, which listened to her
request
and then
allowed
her
to build it again
.
However, some time later, the
decision was reversed
.
And today
the judicial battle continues
.
Protagonist.
She was distressed by the situation.
Photo: Capture / Bahia Meio Dia-TV Globo.