A judge compensates Oliver's parents, a child who remained tetrapléjic for mistakes in childbirth, with 5.7 million

The testimony of a nurse has been key to uncovering negligence and the unmeasured use of the instrument at the Peace Hospital: "It was the most aggressive forceps I've ever seen"

Published on RocksNews: 7 Nov 2026, 05:52 UTC
Updated: 7 Nov 2026, 05:53 UTC
Language: English (Original language: Spanish)

A judge compensates Oliver's parents, a child who remained tetrapléjic for mistakes in childbirth, with 5.7 million — A judge compensates Oliver's parents, a child who remained tetrapléjic for mistakes in childbirth, with 5.7 million — Image credit: Pablo Monge (EL PAÍS)

The testimony of a nurse has been key to uncovering negligence and the unmeasured use of the instrument at the Peace Hospital: "It was the most aggressive forceps I've ever seen"

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