The Cause Of Death Of Julieta Reyes
What did Julieta Reyes die of? Find out all the details of the death of the Mendoza native, who lost her life at the age of 29.
The official died on Wednesday at the age of 29, after suffering from an illness. – Photo: Courtesy
In the last few hours, various portals and social networks have reported the death of Luján de Cuyo official Julieta Reyes . Given this, many Internet users have shown interest in knowing: what did Julieta Reyes die of? This is what is known about her death.
The sad news has shocked the political and social circles of Mendoza, where family, friends and colleagues deeply regret the loss of Reyes. Consequently, social networks have been filled with messages of condolences and support for the family.
What did Julieta Reyes die of?
Julieta Reyes served as the municipality’s Secretary of Communication, Planning and Citizen Participation. The young woman passed away on Wednesday, March 5, 2025, at the age of 29. The news was announced by her relatives.
Given the curiosity of users about the cause of her death, it is known that the official suffered a massive stroke that caused brain death and, subsequently, her death, as a complication of a recent diagnosis of leukemia, for which she had begun medical treatment. This was reported by those close to Julieta.
The news has caused great sadness among her colleagues and friends, who highlight her dedication and commitment to municipal service. Her professional career began in the Luján de Cuyo Cabinet Office, during the administration of Sebastián Bragagnolo, where she remained until 2020. Later, she assumed the role of coordinator and director of Strategic Communication, to finally occupy the position of secretary in the current administration.
Who was Julieta Reyes?
In addition to the position he currently held in the administration of Mayor Esteban Allasino , he had also collaborated and participated in previous administrations of the PRO in Luján.
The young official had been selected for a scholarship in the United States by the FURP (Fundación Universitaria del Río de la Plata) and the State Department of that country, to which she was to travel in two weeks.
