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February 8, 2012

Religion may hold some sway, but Latinos swing pro-choice from voxxi.com :: Tagged

February 2, 2012

Let it be recorded that these “so-called” Latino pro lifers GAMBLED with the pro life issue when the supported pro choice Mitt Romney from somosrepublicans.com :: Tagged , ,

January 26, 2012

Survey Shows Latinos Aligning Themselves With More Liberal Views On Abortion from huffingtonpost.com :: Tagged ,
Latino Voters and the Abortion Myth – by Adriana Maestas from politic365.com :: Tagged ,

January 24, 2012

Opinion: On abortion rights, Latinos distinguish between religious, political beliefs from univisionnews.tumblr.com :: Tagged

January 23, 2012

laht: Argentines at Odds over Case of Pregnant 11-Year-Old – has renewed the controversy in Argentina about legalizing abortion. from laht.com :: Tagged ,
newstaco: Latino Abortion Stereotype Shattered from newstaco.com :: Tagged

January 19, 2012

colorlines: Survey Finds Majority of Latinos Hold Compassionate Views on Abortion from colorlines.com :: Tagged , ,

June 20, 2011

Anti-Abortion Billboards Targeting Latinos in Los Angeles Removed Under Pressure from foxnews.com :: Tagged , ,

June 9, 2011

Anti-Gay, GOP-Funded Group ( Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles) Pushing Anti-Abortion To Latinos from newstaco.com :: Tagged , , , ,
A Latino advocacy group (Latino Partnership for Conservative Principles) is charging that abortion providers are targeting their communities, making their frustration known with a jumbo billboard campaign in Los Angeles, California. – Billboards read: read “El lugar mas peligroso para un Latino es el vientre de su madre/The most dangerous place for a Latino is in the womb.” from dailycaller.com :: Tagged , , ,

December 1, 2010

Argentina house holds 1st-ever abortion debate from miamiherald.com :: Tagged ,

September 23, 2010

Many States in Mexico Crack Down on Abortion from nytimes.com :: Tagged , ,

September 9, 2010

7 Mexican women freed after years in jail in so-called infanticide cases – Advocates say the women, who insist they suffered miscarriages, got caught up in Mexico’s cultural wars over abortion. from chicagotribune.com :: Tagged , ,

August 9, 2010

Activists Seek to Free 6 Women Jailed in Mexico for Having Abortions from laht.com :: Tagged , , ,

July 27, 2010

Abortion is legal in only one nation in Latin America, Cuba. Five countries — Chile, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic — ban it under all circumstances, even when the mother’s life is in danger from nytimes.com :: Tagged , , ,

July 22, 2010

Six women are serving long prison terms in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato after being convicted of homicide for terminating their pregnancies from laht.com :: Tagged ,

April 7, 2010

Jose Gomez holds both conservative and progressive views – The archbishop is a champion of immigrants yet embraces strict orthodoxy on such matters as abortion and gay marriage. from chicagotribune.com :: Tagged ,

March 11, 2010

Abortion in Latin America – Still Illegal, Still Killing, Despite Growing Awareness from upsidedownworld.org :: Tagged , ,

November 19, 2009

Mexico anti-abortion fight moves to federal level from miamiherald.com :: Tagged ,

July 28, 2009

Nicaragua Abortion Ban Forces Rape, Incest Victims To Give Birth from huffingtonpost.com :: Tagged ,

July 14, 2009

Generational shift for U.S. Hispanics on abortion from reuters.com :: Tagged

March 11, 2009

Though majority of immigrant women in ICE detention are pregnant by rape, abortion is no option from latinalista.net :: Tagged , , ,

January 21, 2009

Pro-Life Advocates Create New Group Reaching Out to Hispanics on Abortion from lifenews.com :: Tagged

October 2, 2008

Mexican actor Eduardo Verastegui is featured in a Yes on Proposition 4 television ad unveiled by the campaign today. Release of the Spanish-language ad comes just days after a poll of California voters showed strong support for the parental notification and child protection initiative among Latinos. A Field Poll published Sept. 26 revealed that Hispanics favor Proposition 4 by 62% to 31%. If adopted on Nov. 4, Proposition 4 would amend the state constitution to require that a physician notify a parent or other adult family member when a girl 17 years old or younger seeks an abortion. In the ad, which runs just under a minute and a half long, Verastegui says family involvement is the best way to ensure that a girl gets the best medical care and understands all her options. He also notes that adult men who sexually abuse young girls often resort to secret abortions to cover up their crimes. The Yes on 4 campaign has posted the ad on YouTube so that anyone can view it, and post a link to it on their own web site. To see the Verastegui ad, go to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3IMOlAPTRWc. Verastegui is well known among Spanish-speakers for his roles in various popular soap operas, viewed in more than 20 countries worldwide, including an estimated audience of more than 10 million in the United States. Early in his career, Verastegui toured the world as a member of the popular Mexican singing group Kairo. He later starred in the films “Chasing Papi” and “Meet Me In Miami.” He has also made frequent appearances in popular primetime television programs in the United States. In 2006, Verastegui starred in the heartwarming film “Bella.” from hispanicprwire.com :: Tagged ,

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