Biography kun aguero

In March of , heavy storms in the Buenos Aires area caused the polluted river that ran past the makeshift Aguero-Del Castillo home to burst its banks. The family rode out an initial flood - despite knee-high water inside the house - by balancing furniture and the bed that held Adriana and Jessica on trestles.

Two weeks later the storms returned, and despite their fears that the empty house would be looted, the young family had no choice but to be evacuated when water levels reached up to a metre. Twenty-four people were killed and 57, others, including the Aguero-Del Castillos, were moved to safety as a result of the floods.

Like thousands of fellow evacuees, Leonel, Adriana and Jessica spent two weeks sleeping on mattresses on the floor of a religious school before they were allowed to return home. It had indeed been looted.

Almost as soon as life was getting back to normal, Adriana’s waters broke, six and a half months into her pregnancy. The local hospital was ill-equipped to deal with such scenarios, meaning an arduous three-hour journey into the Buenos Aires.

After taking two buses and a train, nurses at the Hospital Pinero informed Adriana that she should try to elongate the pregnancy for as long as possible by resting on the maternit