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"Spain’s largest and most powerful regions have joined street protesters in opposing central government proposals to severely restrict abortion while citing hard-hitting editorials from the world’s media, including The Times.
“It’s annoying to see international newspapers showcase Spain as an example of what not to do when it comes to women’s freedom and rights,” said Susana Díaz, president of the government in Andalucia, Spain’s most populous region." 
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The Spanish government has backed a proposal for a tougher abortion law. The bill says early termination is no longer a right, and would only be allowed in cases of rape, serious foetal deformity, or when the mother's health is at risk. Pro-choice groups have pledged to stage protests against the change, which will be debated in parliament.
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