Abortion, always a controversial issue under any circumstances.
Perhaps in Latin America is a debate more difficult to resolve.
In Mexico, abortion has been dealt with very superficially, the Mexicans have a deep-rooted philanthropy, this prevents them from having an open and unbiased opinion on such issues.
The authorities fear the political costs of supporting laws legalizing this practice and have chosen to ignore the issues related to abortion.
Accordingly place Mexico as a country with a large backlog in health safety on abortion.
Is sufficient to observe situations that are truly sad, as one recently in the state of Baja California, where a woman is sentenced to 23 years in prison for miscarriage.
According to the woman, her abortion was not intentional, but even so the authorities showing his misogyny, have condemned her and other women under similar circumstances.
In Mexico, abortion is only legal under 7 conditions: 1) In case of rape.
2) When abortion is caused accidentally.
3) When the pregnancy threatens the woman's life and believes that the baby has no or little chance of living.
4) When it detects that the fetus has genetic defects.
5) When continuing the pregnancy would cause serious harm to the health of the woman, who has other children.
6) If the pregnancy is the result of artificial insemination unwanted and forced.
7) When the economy does not allow women to keep the baby, already mother of at least three children.
In these circumstances only the violation is accepted throughout the country, while the accidental abortion is accepted only in 29 of the 32 states.
Only one of all states is abortion legal where justified by economic reasons.
Only in the capital of the country is permitted abortion in case of women's own decision.
Of the 32 entities that make the Mexican Republic, only one fully decriminalized abortion.
In Mexico City, abortion is legal only when performed before 12 weeks gestation.
In a highly religious country with a largely Catholic population, it is no surprise that abortion under any terms is neglected.
There are even groups who disapprove of abortion in cases of rape.
The issue of abortion in Mexico, but a legal issue, is affected by the idiosyncrasies of this country.
While it is legal in the country's capital, many women practice abortion as strictly confidential for fear of rejection that society might have.
People care more for the sin of abortion than for medical or legal terms.
The church has consistently obstructed the authorities on legal matters.
Many associations advocate abortion, not as a legal matter and make it a moral issue.
Abortion is an issue that divides opinions.
In Mexico puts face to face: the laws against beliefs.
The abortion appears to be the most controversial issue in Mexico and more difficult to treat.
Perhaps in Latin America is a debate more difficult to resolve.
In Mexico, abortion has been dealt with very superficially, the Mexicans have a deep-rooted philanthropy, this prevents them from having an open and unbiased opinion on such issues.
The authorities fear the political costs of supporting laws legalizing this practice and have chosen to ignore the issues related to abortion.
Accordingly place Mexico as a country with a large backlog in health safety on abortion.
Is sufficient to observe situations that are truly sad, as one recently in the state of Baja California, where a woman is sentenced to 23 years in prison for miscarriage.
According to the woman, her abortion was not intentional, but even so the authorities showing his misogyny, have condemned her and other women under similar circumstances.
In Mexico, abortion is only legal under 7 conditions: 1) In case of rape.
2) When abortion is caused accidentally.
3) When the pregnancy threatens the woman's life and believes that the baby has no or little chance of living.
4) When it detects that the fetus has genetic defects.
5) When continuing the pregnancy would cause serious harm to the health of the woman, who has other children.
6) If the pregnancy is the result of artificial insemination unwanted and forced.
7) When the economy does not allow women to keep the baby, already mother of at least three children.
In these circumstances only the violation is accepted throughout the country, while the accidental abortion is accepted only in 29 of the 32 states.
Only one of all states is abortion legal where justified by economic reasons.
Only in the capital of the country is permitted abortion in case of women's own decision.
Of the 32 entities that make the Mexican Republic, only one fully decriminalized abortion.
In Mexico City, abortion is legal only when performed before 12 weeks gestation.
In a highly religious country with a largely Catholic population, it is no surprise that abortion under any terms is neglected.
There are even groups who disapprove of abortion in cases of rape.
The issue of abortion in Mexico, but a legal issue, is affected by the idiosyncrasies of this country.
While it is legal in the country's capital, many women practice abortion as strictly confidential for fear of rejection that society might have.
People care more for the sin of abortion than for medical or legal terms.
The church has consistently obstructed the authorities on legal matters.
Many associations advocate abortion, not as a legal matter and make it a moral issue.
Abortion is an issue that divides opinions.
In Mexico puts face to face: the laws against beliefs.
The abortion appears to be the most controversial issue in Mexico and more difficult to treat.