Since Italy adopted Law 194 in 1978, abortion has been available within 90 days of pregnancy to all Italian women free of charge. At the same time, the law allows health professionals to assert their right to refuse to perform or participate in an abortion
Javier Milei, the front-runner in Argentina’s presidential elections to be held on October 22nd, is a man of many accomplishments. He is a free-market economist, an amateur soccer player, and a former rock-and-roller with a huge popular following. His recent interview on Tucker Carlson’s Twitter
You may be forgiven for not knowing that September 26 was “World Contraception Day.” In fact, you will probably be surprised to learn that such a day even exists, and that the population controllers continue to celebrate it. After all, you may say, the
By Carlos Polo, Director, PRI Iberoamerica, and Carlos Beltramo, PRI Europe On September 20, the group in charge of drafting a new constitution for Chile, the Constitutional Council, approved language protecting “the right to life of those who are about to be born.” The approval
In its frenzy to compel the adoption of Gender Ideology, the Biden Administration has published numerous executive orders and other directives. Considered together, they constitute a standing order requiring all federal policies, programs, officials, and employees to give the highest priority to abortion and
The September 6th headlines in the international press seemed to leave no doubt: the Supreme Court of Mexico had issued a ruling decriminalizing abortion throughout the country. The stories that followed went even further, insisting that the ruling compelled all hospitals to provide abortions
In May 1978, both houses of the Italian Parliament passed Law 194 legalizing abortion. The margin of victory was so narrow that abortion advocates included language pretending that it really didn’t endanger the unborn. In fact, the law states that “the State… shall protect human life
PRI President Steven Mosher recently interviewed the president of the John Paul II Academy for Human Life and the Family (JAHLF), Dr. Thomas Ward. The JAHLF was set up seven years ago following the “reinventing” of the Pontifical Academy for Life (PAV), originally founded by Pope John Paul II. Dr. Ward himself, along
The first week of August saw 1.5 million young people from over a hundred countries gather in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, Lisbon, for World Youth Day (WYD). The home country of Our Lady of Fatima has rarely seen so many gather to celebrate
July 29 will go down as a red letter day for parents in Honduras and, indeed, throughout the Spanish-speaking world. That’s the day that the Honduran President Xiomara Castro vetoed an “integral education” law that would have turned schools into gender re-education camps for
Since Italy adopted Law 194 in 1978, abortion has been available within 90 days of pregnancy to all Italian women free of charge. At the
Javier Milei, the front-runner in Argentina’s presidential elections to be held on October 22nd, is a man of many accomplishments. He is a free-market economist,
You may be forgiven for not knowing that September 26 was “World Contraception Day.” In fact, you will probably be surprised to learn that
By Carlos Polo, Director, PRI Iberoamerica, and Carlos Beltramo, PRI Europe On September 20, the group in charge of drafting a new constitution for
In its frenzy to compel the adoption of Gender Ideology, the Biden Administration has published numerous executive orders and other directives. Considered together, they
The September 6th headlines in the international press seemed to leave no doubt: the Supreme Court of Mexico had issued a ruling decriminalizing abortion
In May 1978, both houses of the Italian Parliament passed Law 194 legalizing abortion. The margin of victory was so narrow that abortion advocates included language
PRI President Steven Mosher recently interviewed the president of the John Paul II Academy for Human Life and the Family (JAHLF), Dr. Thomas Ward. The JAHLF was set up
The first week of August saw 1.5 million young people from over a hundred countries gather in Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, Lisbon, for
July 29 will go down as a red letter day for parents in Honduras and, indeed, throughout the Spanish-speaking world. That’s the day that