Tras una batalla judicial, una mujer accede al suicidio asistido en Italia con una máquina creada para ser activada con la mirada

El Pais Legal & JudicialNews ReportES 5 min read 100% complete by Lorena PachoMarch 27, 2026 at 05:30 AM

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Tras una batalla legal de dos años, Libera, una mujer italiana de 55 años con esclerosis múltiple y tetraplejia, accedió al suicidio asistido en Italia el miércoles. Debido a su incapacidad para administrarse la medicación letal por sí misma, se utilizó una máquina especial activada por la mirada, desarrollada por el Consejo Nacional para la Investigación (CNR). El tribunal de Florencia autorizó el procedimiento la semana pasada. La historia de Libera ha reabierto el debate sobre el suicidio asistido en Italia, donde la eutanasia es ilegal, pero el suicidio asistido se permite en casos específicos. La máquina permitió a Libera autoadministrarse el fármaco letal mediante un puntero ocular conectado a una bomba de infusión, evitando así que una tercera persona interviniera, lo que se consideraría eutanasia.

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Libera self-injected the drug using only the movement of her eyes.

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Libera's legal battle to access assisted suicide lasted over two years.

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The machine was built by the National Research Council (CNR) specifically for Libera.

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Euthanasia is not legal in Italy, but assisted suicide is permitted in certain cases.

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Libera, a 55-year-old woman with multiple sclerosis, died by assisted suicide using a machine activated by her gaze.

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Key Entities & Roles

Key Player Opposition Context

Toscana 50% Florence ×260% National Research Council (CNR) 60% Tribunal of Florence ×260% Luca Coscioni Association 70% Italy ×380% Libera ×690%

Keywords

suicidio asistido 100% eutanasia 80% esclerosis múltiple 70% máquina activada con la mirada 70% batalla judicial 60% fármaco letal 60% italia 50% derecho a morir 50% tetrapléjica 40%

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Italy

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