Aborto

Marjorie Taylor Greene has positioned herself as a champion for women's rights, criticizing the Republican Party's treatment of women and pushing for the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files. However, her support for restrictive abortion laws raises questions about the sincerity of her advocacy. Recent actions highlight tensions between her personal stance and party policies.

24 gennaio 2026 Riportato dall'IA

Projections indicate that Britain will reach three significant demographic thresholds in 2026, including deaths surpassing births for the first time in modern history. A third of conceived babies are expected to be aborted that year, with the total abortions since 1968 roughly matching the current migrant population. These trends highlight challenges in population sustainability and reliance on immigration.

Pregnancy resource centers in the United States served about 3.8 million people in 2024, providing services valued at more than $452 million, according to a new report cited by The Daily Wire. The centers say they are facing mounting opposition from Democratic officials over their promotion of abortion pill reversal protocols amid a surge in mail-order abortions aided by state shield laws.

28 novembre 2025 Riportato dall'IA Verificato

A Scottish Government-commissioned review has recommended decriminalising abortion and allowing terminations on request up to 24 weeks’ gestation, with scope for later abortions in certain cases based on a woman’s psychological and social circumstances. The proposals, which include widening who can authorise abortions beyond doctors, have drawn strong criticism from opponents who say they would create some of the most permissive abortion laws in Europe.

José Luis Martínez-Almeida, sindaco di Madrid, considera la plenaria straordinaria richiesta da Más Madrid e PSOE come un’opportunità per chiarire l’accordo controverso con Vox sul ‘sindrome post-aborto’. Da Bruxelles, dove riceve un premio per il restauro della Puerta de Alcalá, il sindaco ammette un errore di comunicazione che ha causato confusione. Insiste che nessuna donna sarà costretta a ricevere informazioni su questa categoria non scientifica.

03 ottobre 2025 Riportato dall'IA

Il sindaco di Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, ha fatto marcia indietro sulla sua posizione, affermando ora che la sindrome post-aborto non esiste come categoria scientifica riconosciuta. Ciò contrasta con il sostegno dei vescovi spagnoli e di partiti come Vox e PP al concetto, nonostante il chiaro rifiuto scientifico. Il dibattito emerge in mezzo alle discussioni politiche sull'aborto in Spagna.