Council on Hemispheric Affairs: Mexico’s Choice Abortion Laws and their Effects Throughout Latin America
Sarah Faithful, research associate at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, discusses the history of abortion laws in Mexico and the wide differences among laws across Mexican states. Faithful specifically examines the impact of Mexico City’s abortion laws and explores the potential influence of these laws, as well as other laws across Latin America, on the abortion laws of other Mexican states (9/28).

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