2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-07-31 01:03
A little over a month after a powerful earthquake shook much of Mexico, Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo met with the parents of a 6-year-old boy who died buried under the rubble of his school.
Santiago Flores Mora was one of the 19 children who died in the facilities of the Enrique Rébsamen school, located in the Coapa area, south of the Mexican capital. When he passed away, his mother wrote a letter on Twitter to the star player of Real Madrid telling him his story. There, the woman explained that her son's greatest wish was to meet the Portuguese player.
Real Madrid executives made it possible in the child's dream, albeit posthumously, by inviting his family to see the club's facilities in the Spanish capital and meet with Ronaldo.
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