Legal problems

Both the State and María’s mother failed her. María’s mother, without her daughter’s permission, went through her cellphone and her private conversations with Lucas. Without considering María’s wishes or will, she filed a criminal complaint before the Public Ministry against Lucas and forbade María to see her boyfriend again, even though María never expressed feeling hurt or damaged by Lucas during her relationship.

Martina got pregnant as a result of rape by her father. He was convicted and is now in prison. Martina doesn’t know where her mother is. She lives with her aunt and uncle, but they are not her legal guardians. To avoid consequences for them, Martina chose not to register her baby.

Jaime doesn’t want it to be known that he was sexually abused by her uncle when he was younger. However, his psychologist, the only person with whom he has shared this story, is determined to file a criminal complaint, as she is legally required by the state.

Lucía’s boyfriend, Alex, is of legal age. Lucía’s family dislikes the fact that Alex is a trans man and, to force them apart, they filed a complaint against him for homosexual acts with a minor.

Juan is of legal age, and he is Andrea’s partner. They are having their first sexual encounters and, since they do not have comprehensive information about sex practices, Andrea got pregnant. To avoid any potential legal consequences against Juan because of him having sexual relations with a minor, Andrea prefers not to visit health facilities during her pregnancy and childbirth.