Abortion

March 10 — A Real Lesson For Latin America

On November 14, Doctor Tabaré Vásquez, President of Uruguay, making use of the faculty that the Constitution grants to him, vetoed a bill that attempted to legalize abortion in his country. The president vetoed the bill only two days after Congress passed it, thanks to

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For The Record

Carlos Polo, a Peruvian who is Director for Latin America of the Population Research Institute, asked “Where is Obama’s promise to fight poverty in order to reduce the number of abortions?” He predicted the consequences of the new policy, telling CNA; “The money that USAID

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Global Monitor: European Court Favors International Abortion

The European Court of Human Rights has ruled that the Portuguese government broke the law in preventing the Dutch abortion boat from landing when it attempted to enter Portuguese territory in 2004. (Abortion was against the law in Portugal at that time.) Abortionist and foundress

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News From Latin America: A Real Lesson for Latin America

On November 14, Doctor Tabaré Vasquez, President of Uruguay, making use of the faculty that the Constitution grants to him, vetoed a bill that attempted to legalize abortion in his country. The president vetoed the bill only two days after Congress passed it, thanks to

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For The Record

Carlos Polo, a Peruvian who is Director for Latin America of the Population Research Institute, asked “Where is Obama’s promise to fight poverty in order

Read More »