As of 2018, the legalization of abortion became a permanently present topic in the Argentine media. Although the issue had been on the agenda for more than two decades, the truth is that the presentation of the project in Congress forced many celebrities to give their opinion on the legalization of voluntary interruption of pregnancy.
This Tuesday the bill returns to the Senate and there is a possibility that legal abortion will finally be approved in Argentina. Here, a compilation by the opinion of several of the famous Argentines on the subject in the last two years:
Now if the important thing.
IT WILL BE LAW! ????????????– Leti Siciliani (@LetiSiciliani) December 29, 2020
Today
Make it law
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— Jose Maria Muscari (@muscarijoseok) December 29, 2020
IT WILL BE LAW
– Gustavo Garzón (@garzongustavo) December 29, 2020
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Do they think that because I am a public person, I am going to put up with their aggressions by the networks and stay quiet by keeping the forms? I’m going to send the shit out to everyone and everyone who attacks me, my old woman and my daughter with the subject of the IVE. I will continue fighting for what I think is fair.
– Julieta Diaz (@julietadiazok) August 3, 2018
Like all great change and evolution, it is a process that takes time, debate and conviction. Is very close. On June 13 in Plaza Congreso and in all the squares of the country. All together. #13J #AbortionSeráLey ????
– Laura Fernández (@ laufer4) June 11, 2018
#LegalAbortion
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No monkey lacks the privilege of being born into an environment that cares about its sex education Nicole.
Class privilege is not allowing you to empathize? pic.twitter.com/TajK1R4YrM— Delfina Chaves (@delfichaves) May 29, 2019
Other celebrities who were in favor of legal abortion were: Yanina Screpante, Pampita, Paula Chaves, Gime Accardi, Lali Espósito, Ángela Torres, Jorge Rial and Marcelo Tinelli.
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