Lula is a foreign national serving a seven-year sentence in Peru.
There has been a whole lot of changes. Fighting.
Rearranging cells. Group conflicts. Physical fighting every week. One girl
hanged herself with her clothes. It’s the only suicide to happen here in the
four years I’ve been here. Lots of girls cut themselves with razors, mirrors
and the inside of a thermometer.
There are lots of drugs circulating these days,
especially with the new transfers that came. Some of the wardens can’t handle
the large group of inmates, so they don’t mix foreigners and nationals too much.
Many foreigners have their dates to go to court for freedom, but Court 7 in
Peru Callao doesn’t give freedom because the magistrate doesn’t want to. Isn’t there
something someone can do about this? I suppose we have to wait and see who is
bigger: God or the magistrate.
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