March 17, 2020
Forty-eight pro-life organizations from across Latin America and Spain including PRI Latin America, have signed a letter thanking U.S. President Donald Trump for his pro-life leadership and for his administration’s commitment to defending the right to life on the international stage. The letter was signed by 49 pro-life leaders representing organizations in 16 countries including Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Chile, Bolivia, Uruguay, and Spain.
March 3, 2020
It started out as a love story. He was a 25-year-old law school student and she, a 22-year-old college student. Juan Pablo Medina and Angie Tatiana Palta had been dating for 14 months in Popayán, a picturesque town in southwestern Colombia nestled in a valley between two Andean mountain ranges and known to locals as “The White City” for its many historic whitewashed colonial-era buildings.
November 26, 2019
Sanders All Wrong on Overpopulation 2 Be A Blessing to Others 3 The Perfect Christmas Gift 4 The Netherlands vs. Stay-at-Home Moms 6 Without HV: Turmoil for Church and State 8 Pro Life Victory in Ecuador! 9 PRI in the News 11 From the Countries 12
March 8, 2019
Too Many Kids? Body Parts Scam Exposed Northern Ireland Abortion Case Segment One Are We Running Out of People? Everyone knows that the world is overpopulated, or soon will be. But what if everyone is wrong? Steven W. Mosher Ask anyone if the world is overpopulated, and you know what they will say. The idea that we humans are breeding ourselves to death—and taking the planet with us–is in the air that we breathe. …
February 28, 2019
The brothers Roberto and William Isaías were arrested by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Service on February 13th. The spokesman for ICE, Nestor Yglesias, indicated that the brothers were “illegally present” in the United States. They will be deported to Ecuador, where they are wanted for various crimes.
January 9, 2019
The national legislature in the South American country of Ecuador has opened debate on whether to legalize abortion in cases of rape, fetal disability and three other cases.
October 10, 2018
Victory in Argentina! 1 U.S. Needs More People 2 40 Reasons 4 Next Steps for “Protect Life” 6 HV: Roots of the Revolution 8 Abortion Exposed in Uruguay 9 PRI in the News 11 From the Countries 12
August 9, 2018
On August 9, 2018, pro-lifers in Argentina won a great victory, not just for Argentinians, but for the entire world. That country’s Senate voted down a bill to legalize abortion. It was a close run. The bill had already passed the Argentinian lower house, called the Chamber of Deputies, and seemed unstoppable. Just two months ago, it did not seem possible to stop the bill in the Senate. But over the last few weeks pro-lifers …
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