Support My Journey
My name is Alejandro Bueno Galindo. I’m a 27-year-old writer, artist, and entrepreneur from Spain, currently surviving in Bulgaria under extremely vulnerable conditions. What brought me here was not choice, but necessity — the urgent need to escape a cycle of abuse, injustice, and institutional corruption that left me without identity, rights, or protection.
Since childhood, I have faced neglect, emotional abandonment, and systemic violence. I’ve been homeless, falsely accused, denied legal protection, and ignored simply for speaking out. Spanish authorities abandoned me — first as a child, then as an adult — and I was left without documents, without shelter, and without dignity.
And yet, I am still here. I fight every day with nothing but creativity, courage, and hope.
Through writing, music, and entrepreneurship, I’m trying to rebuild my life and reclaim my voice. I’ve written a book that tells my story with honesty and urgency — a raw testimony of survival and resistance. It’s not just about me. It’s about all the men who are silenced, abused, and unsupported. We exist. And we deserve to be heard.
👕 Support by Wearing the Message
You can also support this journey by wearing and sharing the message. These T-shirts are not just clothing—they're a voice. Every time you wear one, you're helping spread the story and the struggle behind it.
📄 Help Spread the Word
Another way to support is by downloading, printing, and sharing this flyer. Whether on walls, windows, community boards or hand-to-hand — every flyer helps amplify the message.
🐶🐱 Help Me Bring My Adopted Children Home
This is not just a journey about survival — it's about recovery, justice, and family. I lost my two adopted children, my dog Zipi Zeus and my cat Kitty, during some of the most difficult moments of my life. Both were taken from me under pressure, manipulation, and in the middle of deep personal crises, poverty, and social abandonment.
Zipi Zeus is a sterilized Catalan shepherd mix with a purple nose. He was diagnosed with diabetes, and I paid over 600€ for his diagnosis. Despite my efforts, I couldn’t afford continued treatment. A local shelter promised to help, but the situation became inconsistent, demanding 1000€ one moment and claiming free care the next — until they forced me into giving him up. He was taken to a clinic in Valdespartera, Zaragoza. I never stopped loving him.
Kitty is a blue-eyed Siamese cat with a crooked tail since the day I adopted her. She wasn’t sterilized or vaccinated when I took her in. When I lost my home, I had nowhere safe for her. People who claimed to be friends closed their doors, blaming their families or changing their minds out of jealousy and indifference. I was left without options, and Kitty was left outside — a victim of human cruelty and aporophobia. Her veterinary clinic is Clínica Utebo, where she was last cared for.
I’m asking for your help to bring them back home. These are not just pets. They are family. Like many of us, they’ve been treated like objects, discarded, or hidden away. I carry this pain every day. If you have any information, or if you simply want to support my mission to reunite with them, please reach out. You can help by spreading the word, donating, or simply recognizing the humanity in this cause.
🧾 My Testimony – What I’ve Been Through
This is not just a story, it’s also a statement — a testimony of everything I’ve lived, suffered, and survived. The injustice, the abuse, the abandonment, the systemic violence — it’s all written here, in full detail, so that no one can say they didn’t know. So that my voice is never erased.
I invite you to read this official statement, written and translated with the intention to be seen by those who still believe in justice, truth, and human dignity.
