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Spanish Health Minister Under Fire for Minimizing Abortion Risks
Spanish Health Minister Mónica García faces a criminal complaint for claiming that post-abortion syndrome does not exist, igniting controversy over the implications of current Abortion discourse in Spain.
- The Christian Lawyers Foundation filed a complaint against Health Minister Mónica García, accusing her of gross negligence regarding her statements on Abortion risks.
- Garcías remarks, made during the launch of a government website, dismissed post-abortion syndrome as a hoax, raising concerns about the integrity of Abortion law in Spain.
- The incident has sparked a national debate about the psychological effects of abortion and the repercussions for womens health during and after Pregnancy.
Why It Matters
This controversy highlights the ongoing tensions in Spain regarding Abortion policy and women’s health, reflecting broader societal debates over reproductive rights and the responsibilities of public officials in addressing them.