スペインの保守党の国民党は、妊娠中絶堕胎法の制限化に躍起。
Gallardón: “No hay prevalencia de los derechos de la mujer sobre el no nacido”
El ministro: "Dar la batalla por los más débiles justifica toda mi vida política”
“Tenemos el mandato del pueblo para cambiar la ley del aborto”,justifica el titular de Justicia
Montón: “Condenan a las mujeres a prácticas cruentas o a ir a Londres”
La diputada socialista: “En las mujeres no mandan ni los ministros ni los obispos”
Anabel Díez Madrid 24 ABR 2013 - 14:05 CET
Gallardón: "There is no prevalence of women's rights on the unborn"
Minister: "Give the battle for the weakest justifies all my political life"
"We have the people's mandate to change abortion law," Justice Minister justifies
Heap: "They condemn women to cruel practices or go to London"
The Socialist deputy: "In women not send or ministers or bishops"
Anabel Diez Madrid 24 ABR 2013 - 14:05 CET
No slightest possibility of agreement between the government's plans for the future law of abortion and the positions of the PSOE. The first does not back down in its intention to eliminate the law of deadlines and drop off assumptions to terminate pregnancy fetal malformation. But above all, the arguments of the Minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, to the questioning of the socialist Carmen Stack, set the gap between the two positions. "There is no prevalence of women's rights on the unborn," he proclaimed Gallardón, although it remains committed to finding "balance" rights.
"On women do not choose anyone, not the bishops or ministers", replied the spokesman for Equality of the Socialist Group, Carmen Stack. "This is a covert abolition of abortion," Heap complaint that has appealed to society to defend the current law that is comparable to that of European countries, and not order the Spanish to have to go "bloody practices "abort or go to London, where they can afford it financially. "No lobbying, no ecclesiastical hierarchy, but respect for the Constitution and the mandate of the people that asked us to change the law," argued Gallardón. Both positions were accepted by the various benches with deputies standing in applause tight to his. The Gallardón right, the left, to Heap.
They thought Socialist deputies to reform abortion law entered a quiescent stage until everything changed 10 days ago when the Minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón, announced the approval of the law shortly to replace the standard 2010 approved by the previous government which introduced the system of limits and indications. The minister also returned to allude to the "defense of the unborn" in all aspects to justify also eliminate the possibility of abortion in case of fetal malformation.
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The Constitution and the electoral program of the PP to the last election the Government guarantee to undertake this total reform of the abortion law, which would go far beyond the law void socialist government because they were supposed to eliminate the first abortion law Spain, the 1985. Demoscópicos data indicate that the current legislation has the support of 46%, according Metroscopia.
"It fills me with indignation as a woman, socialist, feminist and democrat who this Government to yield to the Bishops," said Carmen Stack, in his questioning the executive about his plans on abortion. With the disappearance of the cases, indications and deadlines, asks Heap, so if the government intends rhetoric "covert abolition of abortion in Spain". A review of the laws by the European countries, very similar to the one now Spain, was one of the instruments of Stack plot to return to ask more questions. "Why is Spanish right up to the European right and let the current law that gives legal security, health security, professional security, prevention ago ....." recounted Heap. All to ask the government to leave things as they are because if not condemned women to "cruel practice" or go to London to abortion "as it did many years ago.
It is the Constitution and the electoral program, the minister replied Gallardón. Three times the Constitutional Court has said that we must defend the right to life and, therefore, the right of the unborn. "The unborn child is a legally protected and when it conflicts with other rights, such as the woman at his full potential, freedom of belief, and so, the legislator conflict, responses but not destroy the rights the unborn. The rights of women can not have precedence over the rights of the unborn, "has ruled the minister.
Since the MP Heap, and hours before the Deputy Secretary General of the PSOE, Elena Valenciano, in a question to the minister, had said that the PP condemns women to jail if abortions outside the framework that will now build, the minister denied. "No woman will go to jail in connection with abortion."
The back and forth continued with arguments about the rights of women, in the case of Stack, and the Constitution, in the words of the minister. "Why do not you expect the Constitutional Court?" Heap has asked, since the law of the socialist government was challenged by the PP and is awaiting sentencing. For what, you have answered the minister, if we know that the Court three times calls to defend the unborn.
Personal experiences have come to light. The socialist when young student stated before Congress to ask for freedom, and now a mother, as well as socialist and feminist, does not want to leave her daughter that heritage. The minister recalled his father, José María Ruiz Gallardón, well known jurist, who as deputy of the Popular Alliance, opposed abortion law of 1985 and drafted the appeal against the same. The young Gallardón, recently approved a tax oppositions, attended his father's work, it was worth it. Now, he applies: "The defense of the weakest policy justifies a lifetime."
In defense of women, the deputy Heap has appealed to society to "oppose this decrease in freedoms" and warns that women will "not one step back". In the morning, the deputy secretary general of the PSOE, Elena Valenciano, had asked the minister: "Mr. Gallardón what women have done." Then He ironically to the open and liberal justice minister. "Gallardón no longer supposed to be the progressive government ...". Minister's response has not been out of the line taken since announcing changes in the law: "This government defends the right of women and the unborn." Yes been attributed to lack Heap Valenciano and "the need for prudence and serenity to address this debate." The political battle has just begun.
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