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Abortion Wins in Argentina. Argentinian Pope Barely Lifts a Finger in ProtestIn Argentina, feral women — some of them naked and likely intoxicated — are dancing in the streets in celebration of their newly legislated “right” to murder their own children:The crowd of a few thousand burst into raucous cheers and tear-filled hugs as Vice President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, who presided over the debate, announced the result, shouting “legal abortion in the hospital!” as the measure was passed.“I am the mother of a girl and I know that she will have more rights tomorrow and that keeps us moving...

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Abortion in Argentina: A Crime Committed by Francis FriendsIt is “very sad” that with an Argentinean Pope the Argentinean parliament passed an unconstitutional, anti-human and anti-Christian law, the Argentine Curia Archbishop Marcelo Sánchez Sorondo told LaNacion.com.ar.On December 30, Argentina introduced on of the most inhuman abortion laws worldwide, which “allows” to kill children until the ninth month of pregnancy.Sánchez - a minor figure in the Roman Curia - was the only one to speak out at the Vatican. Francis never officially intervened in the debate.“To do so would have been an interference in a matter of another state,” LaNacion.com.ar excuses...

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Argentina’s Senate approved a bill to legalize abortion Wednesday in an historic vote seen as a major victory for abortion rights advocates in the Catholic-majority country. The Senate voted 38-29 to give millions of women access to legal terminations under a new law supported by President Alberto Fernández. The margin was expected to be much smaller. Massive crowds of abortion rights activists and anti-abortion campaigners gathered outside the Palace of the Argentine National Congress to await the results, which came in the early hours of the morning after an overnight debate. Supporters of the bill greeted the news with loud...

Abortion activists in the streets of Buenos Aires, Argentina jumped for joy Friday at the prospect of being able to legally kill their unborn babies in elective, unnecessary abortions. The sickening display of “deep joy and emotion” occurred after an early morning vote by the Argentine lower house to legalize abortions up to 14 weeks of pregnancy, Euro News reports. Abortion activist, backed by some of the richest men in the world, hope that if they convince Argentina to abandon its protections for unborn babies, other South American countries will follow its example. Most countries on the content protect unborn...

A young rape victim and her twin babies were spared from the deadly violence and pain of abortion in Argentina this winter. The Daily Mail reports the 12-year-old girl gave birth to her twins by cesarean section earlier this month at the Hector Quintana Maternal and Child Hospital in San Salvador. However, abortion activists have latched onto the young girl’s story to pressure lawmakers in the country to legalize the killing of unborn babies in abortions. Currently, Argentina protects unborn babies’ right to life. Reports claim the young girl was denied an abortion after she was raped earlier this year....

Argentina -- the home country of Pope Francis -- is currently in a fight over abortion. The pope has even weighed in -- talking, among other things, about making it clear that abortion isn't a religious issue. It's a fact issue. A matter of science. When a woman is pregnant, there is a child developing inside her. It's not a leap of faith to say it; we see it on sonograms. She is a mother and will always be, whatever happens to that child. That's why women mourn when they suffer miscarriages. This is a real, grueling, heartbreaking loss. To...

Argentina has passed a new tax on its wealthiest people to pay for medical supplies and relief measures amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Senators passed the one-off levy - dubbed the "millionaire's tax" - by 42 votes to 26 on Friday. Those with assets worth more than 200 million pesos ($2.5m; £1.8m) - some 12,000 people - will have to pay. Argentina has recorded close to 1.5 million infections and almost 40,000 deaths from the coronavirus. One of the law's authors said it would only affect about 0.8% of taxpayers. Those affected will pay a progressive rate of up to...

Until now, the United States certainly has had a concern over Iranian penetration in South America, and not just in Venezuela. One reason why Donald Trump adopted the “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran was to curtail its global ambitions against the West, especially in energy-rich areas. Most of the attention from the media fell on the immediate region around Iran, such as the “land bridge” strategy through Syria to the Mediterranean and the encirclement strategy against the Saudis with Hezbollah and the Houthis.However, Iran has long tried a similar diplomatic/economic/political encirclement strategy against the US in South America. They conducted...

A 4-foot-11 woman who knows a thing or two about MMA taught an alleged cellphone thief that she won’t get kicked around. Brisa, 20, of Mar del Plata, Argentina, gave chase when her phone was swiped after she left work last week, the Daily Mail reported. With the help of a friend, she caught up with the suspect and shouted at bystanders to hold him as she went to town on him — delivering a series of blows that left him bloodied and bruised, according to the report. She then held him in a headlock, pulled his hair and shouted:...

Rudy and Sidney Powell were masterful. They laid out all the evidence (that they could publicly discuss)showing massive fraud occurred. Rudy spoke about the numerous affidavits from campaign workers and others, and Sidney Powell detailed how the companies counting the ballots are foreign owned, by countries hostile to the United States. I don't think there will be any choice but to overturn this election. Rudy begins speaking at -1.36.00

President Trump announced on Thursday morning that his team of attorneys will hold a press conference today at noon Eastern on the “clear and viable path to victory.”

"All trends are going in the wrong direction" The premier of Canada's most populous province speaking today announcing tightened restrictions in three areas (Toronto, Ottawa, Peel). Doug Ford warning of "an alarming rate" of growth in COVID-19 cases..... "The data speak for themselves, we had a superspreader event in the White House, and it was a situation where people were crowded together and not wearing masks" That's what Dr. Anthony Fauci told CBS News...... The commission on those presidential debates cancelling next Wednesday's planned debate amid disagreement..... The President taking his campaign for re-election onto The Rush Limbaugh Show.... Twitter...

A married Argentinian politician was forced to resign last week after he went viral during a livestream session for pulling down the top of his girlfriend and kissing one of her newly-enhanced breasts. Juan Emilio Ameri, a legislator in Argentina’s lower house of Congress “shocked fellow lawmakers” last Thursday as he snuggled up to his girlfriend sitting on his lap during a livestream session, apparently when he thought his internet connection was not working, the New York Post reported. He later pulled down the woman’s vest and kissed her right breast.

Thomas Casavieja has just started a new job in a Buenos Aires bank, excited at a legislative breakthrough that establishes a hiring quota for transgender people like himself in Argentina's public sector. A decree by President Alberto Fernandez's government published last week in the official Gazette requires that 1.0 percent of all public sector jobs be set aside for transgender people. The progress "has come at a price," Casavieja said as he reflected on the belated government efforts to bring LGBT+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender) people into the formal employment fold. "It's come at the cost of many deaths...

A court in Berlin will allow a freedom protest in Germany's capital city tomorrow.... An emergency ruling from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a preliminary injunction from a federal district judge restricting federal law enforcement in Portland..... An Illinois judge putting a 30-day hold on an extradition hearing for Kyle Rittenhouse..... A march in Washington today called in the aftermath of the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis back in May..... A full pardon from President Trump today for Alice Johnson.... In Belarus some 264 people detained by authorities yesterday..... Russia says that one of its fighters intercepted...

Intense snowstorms and frosts hit Patagonia amid one of the region's worst winters in two decades, which has badly affected the agricultural sector. More than 100 000 livestock animals have perished, according to officials' first estimate of losses, who also warned that herdsmen in the highlands may lose up to 70 percent of the flock. In early August, an agricultural disaster emergency was declared for the affected territories. Officials conducted the first assessment of losses together with technicians from the Agriculture Technology Institute, covering highlands next to the cordillera. "Anyhow, we are talking of at least 100 000 sheep and...

[Barf Alert] Pope praises priest who pioneered Argentine form of liberation theology ROSARIO, Argentina – When a pope has no global leaders visiting him on a regular basis, and no appointments with bishops from around the world doing their regular trek to the Eternal City, what does he do?Well, if you’re Pope Francis, you use the time to dispatch personal notes and emails.Last weekend, he sent a note to pay homage to a priest from Argentina who died of cancer Aug. 16. Known as a poet, singer, and a defender of Argentina’s biodiversity, Father Julian Zini penned some of the...

Designating Hezbollah as a terrorist group is a legal tool On the heels of the Third Western Hemisphere Counterterrorism Ministerial Conference in Bogota, noted journalist Jana Beris from Colombia’s daily newspaper El Tiempo conducted an extensive interview with SFS Executive Director Joseph Humire on the implications of the recent terrorist designation of Hezbollah (and other Islamist terrorist organizations) by the Duque government in Colombia.  The following is an unofficial translation of the interview: JosephHumire, one of the foremost experts on Hezbollah and Iran in Latin America,doesn’t have any doubt: designating Hezbollah as a foreign terroristorganization isn’t just a political show—it’s a legal...