On Sunday, July 19, 2026, Osvaldo said goodbye to his daughter Victoria, known affectionately as “Vicky,” who passed away following suspected medical negligence at La Sagrada Familia clinic in Cholula. The little girl, who would have turned seven that same day, was being mourned by family and friends in the San Pedro Mexicaltzingo neighborhood of San Pedro Cholula.

Victoria had been taken to the clinic on the night of Friday, July 17, 2026, after experiencing abdominal pain that appeared to be appendicitis. According to her parents, medical staff assured them there was no cause for concern and that she would undergo a low-risk outpatient surgery. She was admitted to the operating room, where her parents saw her alive for the last time.

As hours passed, the family noticed a funeral hearse arriving at the clinic, but no one informed them about Victoria’s condition. Eventually, they were told that the hearse had come to collect her body.

By the evening of July 19, no official explanation had been given to the grieving parents about the circumstances surrounding Victoria’s death. Osvaldo shared a heartfelt message on social media, posting photos of Victoria as a baby and from last Christmas, expressing gratitude for the seven years they had together and bidding her to “fly high” and be happy.

The clinic where this tragedy occurred continues to operate as usual, and no arrests have been made so far. This case highlights ongoing concerns about medical accountability and patient safety in the region. For families like Victoria’s, the loss is immeasurable, and the demand for justice remains urgent.