Luis has not seen his son in China for five years and denounces the abandonment by the Government: "Albares assured me that I could count on his support, but nothing has changed"
Luis Macías has been fighting for five years to regain custody of his son Daniel, who he hasn't seen since 2021. After a tumultuous divorce from Xu Wei, Daniel was taken by his mother without notice. Despite favorable court rulings in China affirming Luis's rights, he has been unable to see his son. The latest legal victory involved the court rejecting Xu's attempt to revoke Luis's legal guardianship. The crux of the dispute lies in Daniel's passport, which requires both parents' consent for renewal. Luis fears that signing could lead to losing contact with his son forever. He has sought assistance from the Spanish consulate and embassy, but claims he has received little support. After multiple failed attempts to engage with Spanish authorities, Luis remains determined to reunite with Daniel, despite the ongoing challenges.
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