Spanish government spokesman Isabel Rodríguez has warned the government of Castilla y León that it will not tolerate “any step back” in progress made on women’s rights.
Euskaraz irakurri: Garcia-Gallardo (Vox) theme: “Medikuek derrigorrez bete beharko dute abortions aurkako protokoloa”
The Vice President of the Junta de Castilla y León, Juan García-Gallardo (vox)has reiterated the protocol before avoid abortions It is “mandatory” for doctors, who from Monday must “give” pregnant women “the opportunity” to listen to the fetal heartbeat or perform a 4D ultrasound, which contradicts what was stated by the chairman of the council, Alfonso Fernández Manueco (PP ).
Speaking to the media before taking part in the Castilla y León Parliament at the Congress “Constitutional Challenges for the Present Time”, García-Gallardo noted that in this case, and in all cases, “the protocols of forced compliance for all healthcare professionals.
“I refer to last Thursday’s press release from the Ministry of Health, which is very clear and crystalline,” emphasized the vice president over the department headed by the PP, adding that “any attempts to confuse this subject must be fall on deaf ears”.
The Spanish government will not tolerate any step backwards
Spain’s government spokesman Isabel Rodríguez warned the government of Castilla y León on Monday that they will not tolerate “not one step back” in the progress that occurred in the rights of the Ladies.
After assuring that the views expressed by this community are far removed from the social majority and the feelings of women, he defended the decision to request to the Ministry of Health of Castilla y León so that it does not apply the measure.
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Source: EITB
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