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The article highlights the frustration of many women, like María, who wish to be mothers and are forced to resort to private healthcare due to the limitations and delays of the public system, despite government initiatives that prioritize access to abortion. #ReproducciónAsistida #DerechosDeLaMujer #SaludPública (translated)

The publication indicated that the judge in the Magrudis case suspended the sessions scheduled for next week and urged the parties to reach an agreement. According to the author, the trial would continue on Monday, October 26. It also noted that FACUA represented 64 victims of the listeriosis outbreak, which it attributed to four deaths and seven miscarriages. #Magrudis #Listeriosis #Justicia #ES (translated)

The publication recalled that FACUA revealed on August 15, 2019, the name of the company that, it claimed, the government of Moreno Bonilla was hiding while the number of listeriosis victims rose. It also pointed out that on that day the trial of the Magrudis case, known as La Mechá, began, to which it attributed 4 deaths and 7 miscarriages. #Magrudis #SaludPública #Justicia #ES (translated)

The author criticized that, after labor cuts and pensions, the PP was now going after abortion. He also shared information from *El Debate* according to which Ezcurra had indicated that the right to life was the most important and a guiding principle for the PP. #DerechosHumanos #Aborto #Política #ES (translated)

The article by Rui Tabarra e Castro discusses the recent intervention of the Regulatory Entity for Social Communication (ERC) regarding the campaign “Thank You, Mom,” highlighting how this position reflects a new form of censorship and paternalism that aims to control the debate on abortion under the justification of protecting young people. #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Censura #DireitosFundamentais (translated)

The article discusses the complex issues surrounding abortion in Portugal, including freedom, poverty, and the suffering of women, highlighting the lack of monitoring of the practice and the need for alternatives and support instead of an ideological or punitive approach. #Aborto #DireitosDaMulher #SaúdeReprodutiva (translated)

The Ministry of Health, led by Mónica García, is finalizing an urgent decree that will regulate the information that women must receive before proceeding with a voluntary interruption of pregnancy, with the aim of ensuring clear and accessible information and which will be submitted for approval in an Interterritorial Council before its possible publication. #Aborto #DerechosReproductivos #SaludMujer (translated)

The Order of Veterinary Doctors warned about the detection of the Shamonda virus in Portugal, which primarily affects cattle and sheep, causing fever and potentially causing abortions and fetal malformations, with no evidence of risk to humans and no vaccine or treatment available. #VírusShamonda #Veterinária #Bovinos (translated)

The publication questioned the feminist agenda and stated that Igualdad had not approved the trafficking laws, abolitionist law, and laws against vicarious violence, nor secured abortion in the Spanish Constitution. It also argued that it had not fulfilled the Strategy or evaluated the State Pact, and that it had not prevented sexual violence and trafficking during the Ceuta crisis. https://t.co/xbrAE8gs9g #Feminismo #Igualdad #DerechosHumanos #ES #CV (translated)

Maria Clara Posada identified the woman in a photo from a demonstration supporting the JEP, driven by Alejandro Ramelli, as Victoria Sanguino, a member of the FARC whom she described as being accused of being responsible for hundreds of forced abortions and the recruitment of minors. Posada asked if anyone remembered another case in which alleged perpetrators participated in a demonstration to support their judge and said she did not recall seeing Nicolás Maduro support the Department of Justice. She also maintained that the scene was another example of a biased court that, according to her, prioritized criminals and forgot about the victims. #Justicia #DerechosHumanos #Paz (translated)

The author stated that, after tweets by Lucas Pavanato criticizing the government of Jair Bolsonaro circulated, tweets from Flávio in favor of abortion were found. He pointed to a thread that gathered the publications. https://t.co/WMNpxEkUWj #Política #Bolsonaro #Aborto (translated)

David Ágape stated that the PT deputy Ana Elisa deleted her profile on X after controversial posts went viral, but that they had been saved. According to him, Lula's campaign was irritated with the deputy because they believed she harmed the president's image. Ágape said the posts included racist statements, requests for Lula to close churches, and an accusation he classified as false against Flávio Bolsonaro, claiming he wanted to revoke the title of patroness. He also stated that Ana Elisa had expressed support for abortion after the 22nd week of pregnancy, about five and a half months. https://t.co/jtaXPWh4T8 #Política #Lula #AnaElisa (translated)

Kungfu Kenny asked Pablo Moreno to also research the Brazilian anthropologist Debora Diniz. According to him, Diniz was exiled during the Bolsonaro government for conducting research on abortion in Latin America with the aim of decriminalizing it. Kenny stated that she received many threats, is part of the PPDDH, and is also in France. #DeboraDiniz #Antropologia #DireitosHumanos (translated)

SPACE LIBERDADE stated that the elected deputy Ana Elisa deleted old posts in which she defended abortion, requested that Lula close churches, criticized Christians, and said she hated white people. It also wrote that she advocated for the Vatican to prohibit priests from using social media and supported the blocking of these platforms. https://t.co/WYbt29ngaX #Política #LiberdadeDeExpressão #Aborto (translated)

Josias Teófilo stated that Flávio Bolsonaro was gaining support from governors, while Lula was represented by a 21-year-old woman who, according to him, claimed to be Catholic and advocated for abortion. Teófilo classified this position as an evident contradiction. #Política #Brasil #Lula (translated)

The author said he liked the return of retro influenced by nostalgia, such as wired headphones, vinyl records, and cassette tapes. He also noted that some people seemed to associate that nostalgia with limiting the right to vote to men, making abortion a taboo, and living in caves. (translated)