El Tribunal Supremo interpreta el concepto de gran invalidez y aumenta la indemnización a una joven parapléjica.
El alto tribunal concluye que no se puede penalizar a quien con su sacrificio personal y capacidad de autosuperación consigue avanzar para mitigar su déficit de movilidad.
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El Tribunal Supremo interpreta el concepto de gran invalidez y aumenta la indemnización a una joven parapléjica.
