Abortion
The 21 people who concentrated in front of the Askabide clinic in Vitoria-Gasteiz have been acquitted
The Criminal Court No. 1 of Vitoria-Gasteiz has acquitted the participants in the anti-abortion rallies, claiming that there was no coercion.
Elgarresta defends the right to abortion achieved 40 years ago in relation to reactionary tendencies against the progress of feminism
The director of Emakunde, Mira Elgarresta, has been on Radio Vitoria, where she has talked about the right to terminate pregnancy, abortion. In the face of reactionary tendencies against advances in feminism, Elgarresta has defended the right acquired 40 years ago.
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Akusatuek ukatu egin dute presionatu izana, eta Askabideren aurrean isilean otoitz egin zutela ziurtatu dute
Gehienek adierazi dute ez zirela inorengana hurbildu, otoitzak isilean izan zirela, eta poliziak ez ziela inoiz alde egiteko eskatu. Argumentu horiek errepikatu dira gaur Askabide klinikaren aurrean egindako kontzentrazioengatik epaitzen ari direnek emandako bertsioetan.
The defendants for the rallies in front of Askabide will testify today in Vitoria
The 21 defendants will testify today after witnesses said yesterday that there was "constant" pressure on the clinic. The prosecution says there was coercion.
The director of the Askabide clinic has reported that the pressure was constant: "They use prayers to say barbarity."
According to the Public Prosecutor's Office, the women who had gone to abort and the clinic staff were persecuted through protests, while the defendants have argued that their actions fall within the scope of freedom of expression.
There will be news: the negotiation of the ACV's budgets, the monitoring committee for avian influenza and the trial of 21 people who protested against abortion
A summary, in two words, of what will be news in the Present today.
Osakidetza will bring breast cancer screening forward to 45 years and take on the abortions it spends on a private day
The Health Counselor has announced that voluntary terminations of pregnancy will begin progressively, with a forecast to be taken over "in two years" and that by 2027 the age of screening for breast cancer will be reduced to 45.
This Monday begins the trial of 21 people who protested in front of the Askabide clinic in Vitoria-Gasteiz
Criminal Court No. 1 has scheduled three oral sessions for this week , which will take place on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, and the first day will be attended by witnesses.
The Spanish Government will take Ayuso to court for his attitude towards the registration of conscientious objectors
TheMinisterof Health has accused the President of Madrid of "acting in a reactionary manner" and of acting like Trump.
PNV, EH Bildu, PSE and Sintre have condemned the persecution of abortion and have expressed their support for the Askabide clinic
All parliamentary groups except the PP and Vox have issued a joint communiqué condemning "outright" such rallies and conveying their "support and solidarity" to the users and professionals of Askabide, "all women who decide to exercise their sexual and reproductive rights" and "those who make this work possible".
The Spanish Government initiates constitutional reform to shield the right to abortion
The Government shall seek the support of the Public Prosecutor's Office for constitutional reform and shall urge three Autonomous Communities governed by the Public Prosecutor's Office to create records of conscientious objectors to comply with the law.