In recent days several celebrities have spoken out please of the initiative of decriminalize abortion, So that more women can have access to a legal abortion and thus prevent them from dying in clandestine clinics.
Among these actresses is Regina Blandón, Who after giving his stance has been harshly pointed out by netizens and now even celebrities provided, as Ernesto D’Alessio who, in interview for the show First Hand questioned the actress about her reasons for supporting this initiative.
“I know Regina well, I ask those who are in favor of abortion if they think we can call a health policy in which two human beings enter a clinic, one comes out alive and the other in a garbage bag There’s an economic business behind it and that’s what they don’t want to see and hear. “, Said the actor and singer.
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And it is that D’Alessio was clear about his feelings on this controversial issue, and said not only against the termination of a pregnancy but it also considers it a cruel act: “Provoked (abortion) is a crime, it is a crime against people. When the mother’s DNA is joined with the father’s, a new life begins. A woman has the right to decide about her body, but not about the life of a stranger “, he added.
After the politician’s statements, Regina spoke for the same program and defended herself from D’Alessio’s comments: “It’s not an issue of abortion or non-abortion, it’s legal or clandestine abortion. For many years this has been happening and deaths from clandestine abortion, which are not in the conditions,” pointed out the actress.
Regina also responded to the singer and said that she is willing to discuss the issue, but that everyone who tries it receives strong attacks on social media and disqualifications: “It’s not that you can’t talk to me, the people who wanted to have a debate with me are people who wanted to disqualify – and disqualify – the right of so many people instead of saying to have a healthy debate.” finished the also comedian.
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