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What more cruel, children grow up within the prison or (...) out but without their mothers? ", asks Daniel de la Rosa, Coordinator of the NGO horizons without frontiers, that every weekend goes to Spanish prisons to bring children so they can enjoy hours of free air. It takes six years working with them and their mothers in the prison in Aranjuez. The consequences of the closure Children pay the consequences of this closure. "His development is slower and their later learning process." They begin to talk later because they are always subject to the same stimuli in jail and have a reduced vocabulary", Daniel has. (…) The visual perspective is reduced to 'intramuros' and their reaction ability deteriorates: "always play the same things; they always hear the same thing, they are always the same. In the end, they end up being aware that live in a prison. When they come out they are obsessed with the doors. "The opening and closing is something unknown to them". (…) Their needs are met in prison. They have psychologists and educationalists, the doctor goes to see them every week, and if they need it, leave to go to the hospital. As for food, they eat the same as the rest of the inmates. "It does not lack food, but it is not a specialized diet, it is not the most appropriate for a child," says Daniel. (…) At the material level, children have everything. Nothing is missing them. Except freedom.
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