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Buenos Aires, Argentina. 8 August 2018. | Source

“No es una marcha. No es una moviliación. Tampoco es un festival. Es una revolución y está sucediendo en la calle.”

Hoy, el Senado argentino debatirá un proyecto de ley que legalizará el aborto para embarazos de has 14 semanas. Si el proyecto de ley se aprueba y se promulga, Argentina se convertirá en el país más poblada para legalizar el aborto en América Latina, una región donde las estrictas leyes sobre el aborto son la norma y donde la enseñanza católica ha influenciado la política durante décadas.

El mundo está observando.

“It is not a march. It is not a demonstration. Nor is it a festival. It’s a revolution and it’s happening on the street.”

Today, Argentina’s Senate is set to debate a bill that would legalize abortion for pregnancies up to 14 weeks. If the bill passes and is signed into law, Argentina will become the most populous nation to legalize abortion in Latin America, a region where strict abortion laws are the norm and where Catholic teaching has influenced policy for decades.

The world is watching.

Photos translated in English:

1. Legal abortion: we will shout in the name of the girls that are no longer here.

2. If there is no law, there is protest.

3. There shall not be motherhood if it is not desired.

4. Illegal abortion = state femicide.

5. We want to live free without fear.

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