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Frente a movilización masiva para el aborto legal en Argentina, la Iglesia católica modera su tono

  • Written by Verónica Giménez Béliveau, Religion and Society Professor, Universidad de Buenos Aires
There's widespread popular support for legalizing abortion in Argentina. An abortion rights bill passed the lower house of Congress in April and faces a Senate vote on August 8. AP Photo/Jorge Saenz

Sólo en tres países de América Latina el aborto es totalmente legal: en Cuba desde 1965, en la Ciudad de México desde 2007...

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