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10/07/2013
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A bill terminative dozing for 14 years, which opens loophole for the legalization of abortion came into question in committee, passed the House and Senate and came to the table of President Dilma to sanction.
It provides for special care in public hospitals and compulsory from SUS to victims of sexual violence, leaving it to the doctor 'prevention of pregnancy. "
In medical staff means in short for 'prophylaxis' means the application of drugs for the prevention or something or a disease. In this case, the pregnancy.
But the text does not detail the treatment to be given and opens loophole for abortion in general. That is, although directed to victims of rape, women in early pregnancy, but not abused but who wish to abort, can use it for a legal abortion through medication.
The PLC 3/2013 in the Senate (former PL 60/99 Camera), whose section IV of Paragraph 3 provides for the prophylaxis, was presented by the then Mrs Iara Bernardi (PT-SP) as "preventing pregnancy", but was resisted and was shelved. He returned a few months ago to lobby for women's groups in an uproar yesterday and left the bench Christian. And in a delicate situation the leader of the PMDB in the House, Rep. Eduardo Cunha evangelical (RJ), who gave advice for priority in processing.
Probed by allies, Cunha got scared and said that he had not noticed the item. Deputies and senators countertop Christian were charged. The Church and entities against abortion into operation and alerts sent to the presidency.
Yesterday the director of Pro-Life Institute in Brasilia, the lawyer Paulo Fernando Melo, sent e-mail alert to the Minister Gilberto Carvalho, the Secretariat of the Presidency. Gilberto is connected to the Church and was one of the organizers of the campaign of Dilma resumed in 2010 with the Christians, after the rumor that she was in favor of abortion.
Source: UOL - News
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