… voted to the incidence of abortion, with two presentations that … in six Latin American countries,
data on hospitalized abortion … of induced abortion as spontaneous abortion (since women …

… Drawing on numerous sources of evidence, this article provides a regional analysis of the
rapidly changing practice and context of abortion in Latin America, and examines emerging …

In the majority of Latin American countries, induced abortion still constitutes the most widely …
in Latin America is highly determined by the influence of the incidence of induced abortion. …

… of induced abortions performed each year in Latin America range from 2.7 to 7.4 million, or
from 10 to 27 percent of all abortions … The reality is nearly 30 years of a clandestine epidemic. …

… Beyond mexico: The abortion debate in latin america The findings of this study appear to
be reflected in many Central and Latin American countries, all of which have high abortion …

The Zika virus epidemic has brought into focus the harsh impact of restrictions on abortion
in Latin America. Published medical research has confirmed that the disease, when …

… , the prognosis for dramatic change in Latin America’s abortion laws in the near future was …
willingness of most Latin American societies to ignore the social realities of abortion. Moreover…

… as a whole, complications from unsafe, illegal abortions are one of the principal … Latin
American countries up to the early 199Os, Brazil had a higher rate of hospitalisations for abortion …

… ” national debate regarding the decriminalization of abortion, it took many by surprise. In a
… opinion regarding abortion had hardly moved in decades—why would the abortion debate …

… of complications of induced abortion in Latin America in a given year, and an estimated
four million abortions take place. The abortion rate most likely ranges from 23 abortions per …