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The incident is part of a case of sexist violence, according to police sources. Both the aggressor and the victim were not registered in the Viogen system, which is the comprehensive monitoring device against gender violence in Spain.
A 39-year-old man tried to strangle his partner this Wednesday and then hanged himself in his home in Malaga. The attack took place in the presence of his youngest daughter, who was the one who notified the health services. Police sources have indicated that this is a case of sexist violence and that neither of the two were in the Viogen system. The female victim, 35, remains hospitalized.
The events occurred around 6:00 p.m. when the emergency service 112 received a notice from a minor alerting that a man was trying to strangle a woman, so it alerted 061 and the National Police. The agents who went to the home, on Leoni Benabú Street, found the mother in cardiorespiratory arrest, so they performed resuscitation maneuvers on her and coordinated her transfer to a hospital.
From the first investigations it appears that the man tried to strangle his wife and then hanged himself and died, facts that his daughter warned about, according to the Police. The victim has been transferred to a hospital in Malaga without revealing his state of health.
016 assists all victims of sexist violence 24 hours a day and in 53 different languages, as does the email [email protected]; Attention is also provided through WhatsApp through the number 600000016, and minors can contact the ANAR Foundation telephone number 900 20 20 10.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A police investigation will be opened to determine the exact circumstances of the attempted strangulation and subsequent suicide.
Very likely · Within days
The victim will receive specialized medical and psychological care after being transferred to the hospital.
Very likely · Within days

A 39-year-old man died in his home in Malaga after trying to strangle his partner, in the presence of his youngest daughter, who alerted the emergency services. The woman remains hospitalized and the authorities have confirmed that it is a case of sexist violence, without either of the two being registered in the Viogen system.
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