Ecuador is debating a new Constitution. While this provides the international pro-abortion lobby with a good opportunity to eliminate the legal protection of the unborn, it also provides us pro-lifers an opportunity to defend it. As it stands now, the current Constitution of Ecuador says
Why is abortion not legal in Latin America despite the incredible number of pro-abortion attempts to legalize it? An in-depth analysis would surely consider the historic, sociological, religious, and other aspects. But from my daily experience working in the pro-life movement as the PRI Director
29 November 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 44 Dear Colleague, The evidence overwhelmingly suggests that the supposed beneficiaries of reproductive health programs are clamoring for anything but "reproductive health care." It is only by arrogantly rejecting the real health and other needs of poor women-as
The recent ruling by the Colombian Constitutional Court, which effectively legalized abortion in that country, signaled to us at PRI that it was time to expand our efforts in Latin America. Until that ruling, solidly Catholic Latin America had been nearly abortion-free. The only exceptions
Desensillar hasta que aclare (“get off and unsaddle your horse until it clears”) was the directive of Juan Domingo Perón, three times elected President of Argentina, to his followers in 1966. At that time, Perón was in the middle of his worst political situation. Everything
Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the Constitutional Court after a battle of more than two years against this form of the morning-after pill (MAP). “A historic
Latin American page An Interview with Dr. Fernando Rosero A Historic Victory Against MAP In Ecuador Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the Constitutional Court after a
A group of pro-life professionals are fighting against the legalization of the morning-after pill (MAP) in Ecuador. They contacted PRI’s Latin American office in Lima, looking for some help. They knew well our website www.tercerefecto.com and our work against MAP in Peru. So we made
Brazilian Kidnapping Heist Three men kidnapped a pregnant woman, induced labor and stole her baby, according to Brazilian police. The mother told police that she heard her baby cry but was never allowed to see the child. Police believe that the child was taken to
Ecuador is debating a new Constitution. While this provides the international pro-abortion lobby with a good opportunity to eliminate the legal protection of the unborn,
Why is abortion not legal in Latin America despite the incredible number of pro-abortion attempts to legalize it? An in-depth analysis would surely consider the
29 November 2007 Vol. 9 / No. 44 Dear Colleague, The evidence overwhelmingly suggests that the supposed beneficiaries of reproductive health programs are clamoring for
The recent ruling by the Colombian Constitutional Court, which effectively legalized abortion in that country, signaled to us at PRI that it was time to
Desensillar hasta que aclare (“get off and unsaddle your horse until it clears”) was the directive of Juan Domingo Perón, three times elected President of
Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the
Latin American page An Interview with Dr. Fernando Rosero A Historic Victory Against MAP In Ecuador Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a
A group of pro-life professionals are fighting against the legalization of the morning-after pill (MAP) in Ecuador. They contacted PRI’s Latin American office in Lima,
Brazilian Kidnapping Heist Three men kidnapped a pregnant woman, induced labor and stole her baby, according to Brazilian police. The mother told police that she