There are no abortions in Panama, except under carefully specified voluntary procedures for the sake of the mother. Abortion in all other cases is illegal. The penalties are severe for violators. The Panamanians use the word “clandestino” for what we call “back alley” or “clothes
PRI TV SERIES: Three one-hour PRI programs on life and population control will air on EWTN at 9:00 pm ET January 18, 19, and 20. Hosted by Steve Mosher, “Building the Culture of Life” will feature Mexico on Jan. 18, Spain on Jan. 19, and
PRI TV SERIES: Three one-hour PRI programs on life and population control will air on EWTN at 9:00 pm ET January 18, 19, and 20. Hosted by Steve Mosher, “Building the Culture of Life” will feature Mexico on Jan. 18, Spain on Jan. 19, and
The Mexican Government, as we I have previously reported in these pages, is aggressively seeking to drive down the nation’s birthrate to below replacement. Young mothers who come to government-run clinics and hospitals to deliver their babies are pressured to accept either sterilization or an
January 6, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 1 Dear Colleague: Lower fertility rates and economic development in Mexico (and points south) will lead to lower immigration levels into the United States, but the timing of this downward shift could be delayed if Mexico falls back into
Mexico’s fertility rate has fallen dramatically from 6.8 children per woman in the late ’60s and continues its downward slide. “The goal of the current population policy is to reach replacement rate fertility,” National Population Council (CONAPO) Director Elena Zuniga told PRI this year. “We
Thanks to the good offices of the First Lady of Mexico, Marta Sahagún de Fox, PRI was recently able to interview the head of Mexico’s Consejo Nacional de Población (National Population Council). CONAPO, as it is called for short in Spanish, was set up in
January 6, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: A growing number of governments are questioning the wisdom of supporting the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA). As the UNFPA continues to distort the U.S. State Department’s findings that it supports forced abortion in China, new evidence
Finally — a Good Use for Condoms For years the population controllers have been dumping millions upon millions of condoms into Africa. Finally someone has found something useful to do with all these condoms. Sari makers in India are using them to lubricate the yarn
Marina, a Guatemalan Indian, went to Aprofam at the suggestion of her sister-in-law. After a ten-minute interview in which no medical questions were asked, Marina was given “the shot” No one told her the pros and cons of using Depo-Provera, other than that it only
There are no abortions in Panama, except under carefully specified voluntary procedures for the sake of the mother. Abortion in all other cases is illegal.
PRI TV SERIES: Three one-hour PRI programs on life and population control will air on EWTN at 9:00 pm ET January 18, 19, and 20.
PRI TV SERIES: Three one-hour PRI programs on life and population control will air on EWTN at 9:00 pm ET January 18, 19, and 20.
The Mexican Government, as we I have previously reported in these pages, is aggressively seeking to drive down the nation’s birthrate to below replacement. Young
January 6, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 1 Dear Colleague: Lower fertility rates and economic development in Mexico (and points south) will lead to lower immigration
Mexico’s fertility rate has fallen dramatically from 6.8 children per woman in the late ’60s and continues its downward slide. “The goal of the current
Thanks to the good offices of the First Lady of Mexico, Marta Sahagún de Fox, PRI was recently able to interview the head of Mexico’s
January 6, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: A growing number of governments are questioning the wisdom of supporting the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA).
Finally — a Good Use for Condoms For years the population controllers have been dumping millions upon millions of condoms into Africa. Finally someone has
Marina, a Guatemalan Indian, went to Aprofam at the suggestion of her sister-in-law. After a ten-minute interview in which no medical questions were asked, Marina