don't the kids look more Northern European than Latin? They don't look Hispanic or Indian, and I don't think blond hair is frequent even among the white upper class to our South.
I can't believe that there are no "European types" living anywhere in Latin America, plus, ans I remember there are Castillian Spaniards who often are blond.
What a crock!!
Yes but not many who would adopt out children as most are in these countries. I'm willing to bet white babies in these countries aren't in the same orphanages as everyone else. Even if there's a sintilla of truth to this story, I don't care. The babies weren't aborted. If they started an investigation as to how many illegal white immigrants the rich liberals hire here on Long Island, it'd be a scandal!
There are many, many blonds living in Latin America, and many people who are not of Hispanic descent (there are many blond Spaniards, too, incidentally - many Latin Americans are dark because of Indian or African heritage, not the Spanish component).
I would also suspect that there are probably homes for unwed mothers there that European women who do not want to abort go to in order to get away from the pro-abortion pressure in their home countries. One of the things that certain pro-life organizations do is provide places for middle and upper-class European/American women to stay while they have their babies. Most homes run by pro-life groups are directed at poorly educated young women from underclass or very troubled backgrounds, and ignore the fact that abortion is rampant among middle-class, middle- aged women - who are under a lot of pressure and have no place to go.
Many of them give the babies up for adoption afterwards, but one of the problems is that the pro-abortion lobby has worked very hard to make American (and most European) adoption law so anti-adoption that this is becoming harder and harder.
Adoption is something the pro-abortionists despise. Remember this. They are trying to destroy it here by making it conditional. You never know when drug-addicted mother, absent father, or the court on its own volition is going to surface and take the child away from you.
I'm sure they're fair complexion (along with a nudge from some leftist internet scum) is what prompted the Times to launch their investigation.
They are likely fishing for some sort of "baby buying" scandal. If they can't find one, they'll just imply one.