CPS in UK - Very young babies that are white(like Portuguese and Eastern European) are the ones they want because are easy to "sell" for adoption" - Iolanda's case

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Portuguese mom fighting CPS in UK to have her son back(Iolanda and Santiago's story)

The more I read about the subject, the more disgusted I become with it.
It's just too bad.
Recently I found some videos about Portuguese children removed from their parents by the CPS system in UK while they were living in that country.
Due to the fact that they are not native english speakers and also because they are not as familiarized with the system as UK natives, they became easy preys to the UK fostering system.
Everything began when Iolanda(the mother) decided to have his child Santiago at home.
The system sent 1 nurse to supervise the childbirth.
When the nurse entered, she told Iolanda "Have it quickly because my car is badly parked."
She was aggressive during the whole event and, at the end, she pulled the umbilical cord with an excessive strenght and in an aggressive way, causing Iolanda a lot of pain.
Due to the poor quality of the nurse's job, there were complications and Iolanda and his baby Santiago had to be taken by ambulance to the hospital.
The nurse didn't even want to come to the hospital nor to know if they were ok.(baby and mother)
As during the childbirth, Iolanda and the nurse didn't get along very well, and as the nurse probably wanted to protect herself from possible future accusations she decided to "attack before being attacked" and wrote bad things about the mother in the report she had to write and the mother probably got signaled then.
She knew that with her guts but she couldn't have access to that report at that time, to be able to defend herself.
Some days later, the baby had to go to the hospital to treat an icterus that probably was a result of the childbirth.
Then the social services built a case and removed Santiago from his mother.
She became incredulous and she is now fighting for her son through the Portuguese TV. I didn't know this case until I saw it online.
Sources
(in English and
Portuguese(video in English)) - http://www.tvi24.iol.pt/dossier/love-you-mom/57f7bf660cf2e48931e68d72
One thing mentioned in the video above by a lawyer is that very young babies that are white(like Portuguese and Eastern European) are the ones they want because they are easy to "sell" for adoption".

(in Portuguese) -

I found out that there is a lot of material on youtube about Portuguese parents in UK that don't speak well English , don't know the rules of the system and so, they are easy preys to the adoption business. The material is in Portuguese and I want to add English subtitles and that is a lot of work so please keep curating my videos to give me motivation to do that. Follow me and feel free to give me suggestions to improve my articles.

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