Ortiz Millán, G. (2009). La moralité de l`abortion, Mexico, éditions Siglo XXI, 129 p. The main obstacle that seems to stand in the way ± the design of a law on time limits that places the decision and responsibility for abortion in the hands of women is the doctrine established by the Constitutional Court on the protection of the unborn child. How can the woman`s free choice to terminate her pregnancy be linked to the protection of this legal interest, and not of a person who is the foetus, as expressly stated by the Constitutional Court? Since the State is responsible for providing women with appropriate advice and informing them about the amount of family, economic and social assistance available in order to freely weigh their decision in full knowledge of the facts, it is the solution that the Federal Constitutional Court divorced at the time that serves as a guideline for the Government`s project. OF the THREE hypotheses considered in recent years to improve ±of the law on abortion – leave it as it perfects its health application, extend it with a new legal hypothesis for socio-economic reasons or modify it substantially with the introduction of a system of duration that allows a free termination of pregnancy during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy-, The government has opted for the latter. With good judgment. All other options would have left things as they were, i.e. the decision to abort in the hands of judges and doctors©, rather than in the hands of the pregnant woman responsibly determined to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. But beyond that, this option is no more politically risky for the government than the others: sectors that oppose abortion make no distinction; They reject with equal insistence©any legal formula, however timid, that they recognize. And socially, the solution chosen is the one that best corresponds to the majority feeling of the population: regardless of the different philosophical and political approaches to abortion, the majority of citizens are against their approach in criminal terms, and especially against those who bet on the prosecution of women who decide to terminate their pregnancies as© criminals. Faundes, A., & Barzelatto, J.
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