欧州議会の半分以上の議員は、スペイン政府の妊娠中絶法の制限強化の改悪の撤廃を要求
Casi la mitad de la Eurocámara pide a España que retire la reforma del aborto
Socialdemócratas, verdes, liberales y la izquierda unitaria se han manifestado hoy públicamente en la Eurocámara contra lo que consideran una involución contraria a los derechos humanos
Lucía Abellán Bruselas 15 ENE 2014 - 15:47 CET
Almost half of the Parliament calls on Spain to withdraw the reform of abortion
Social Democrats, Greens, Liberals and the left unit said today publicly in the Parliament against what they consider an involution contrary to human rights
Lucia Abellan Brussels 15 ENE 2014 - 15:47 CET
The European Parliament has raised his voice to oppose abortion hardening it intends to apply the Spanish Government . Social Democrats, Greens , Liberals and the left unit said today publicly in the Parliament against what they consider an involution contrary to human rights. MEPs call for the withdrawal of the project and warn of contagion effect which can lead to other EU countries .
The reform of abortion in Spain is no longer a purely national matter but a European concern. Various representatives of the Left, the Greens and the Liberals , which together account for almost 49 % of the vote in the European Parliament , have come today against the intentions of the Government of Mariano Rajoy. President of the Social Democratic group in the House, Hannes Swoboda , has pleaded " frankly surprised" that Rajoy has not " solve other problems " to devote to approve a controversial changes in the regulation of abortion . It is, in his opinion, an "artificial" controversy intended to mask serious challenges such as unemployment .
Swoboda said in a press conference his fear that this Spanish initiative can permeate other conservative Executives in Europe and therefore moved his group intends to include the defense of women's rights as part of the campaign for the European elections , to be held in late May . "There is no need to change the current law if not to impose the morals of a part of the whole society ," summed up beside the Socialist deputy Iratxe García .
Liberals also used very strong messages to express their " strong opposition " to the Spanish proposal, approved by the Cabinet in late December . " Spain back in time when restricts access to safe and legal abortion " in a statement considers the Dutch liberal Sophia in't Veld . The MP, who chairs the working group on sexual and reproductive health in Parliament , believes that the Spanish government acts " under pressure from the Catholic Church and , despite strong opposition , seems determined to limit the rights of women and their personal freedom . "
Also regrets that the unit left " violation of human rights " that the rule of Minister of Justice , Alberto Ruiz- Gallardón, supposed to Spain . "We want to tell the Spanish government that this is the wrong way , women should be able to decide for themselves ," he said at a press conference Mikael Gustafsson , Chairman of the Committee on Women's Rights and Equality of the European Parliament. Beside her, the French Christine Vergiat recalled that the prohibition of abortion does not cause a reduction in the number of cases and regard it as right does not make it mandatory. "The restrictions have resulted in abortions occur in a more difficult situation." The new locks will primarily affect " the most disadvantaged women, who will not have access to a free and safe abortion ," he explained his Portuguese colleague Ines Zuber .
"It is a mere ideological and archaic Spanish Government and Minister of Justice in particular obsession " also explained to the press Raul Romeva , of the European Greens . Romeva stressed the surprise of his European colleagues to the intentions of the Spanish Executive delete current law limits and substitute another in which only fit the cases of rape and serious risks to the health of the mother (even fetal malformations ) .
Although the European Parliament has no power to stop a law passed by a member country if it can encourage mobilization and collect signatures against the project . It is what has started doing the Swedish Mikael Gustafsson , that in less than five days and has 174 signatures of MEPs contrary to Spanish law draft , plus another 77 in various national parliaments. MLA has said that there are even some members of the European Popular Party opposed the initiative ( and quotes some Finns, without naming them ) .
All this European mobilization precedes the formal debate that will occur tomorrow at the plenary of the European Parliament in Strasbourg on abortion and its anchorage in the rights of women. With an introduction by the European Commission , which will probably refuse to enter into such a sensitive issue , MPs will debate tomorrow on sexual and reproductive rights of women and expressly allude to reform Spanish abortion as a clear threat . The response of the European Parliament takes place at the initiative of the Spanish Socialists , found strong support among all European liberal left .
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