Andalusia, like Galicia, is an example of what the Spanish Popular Party (PP) can do when it governs with an absolute majority.<\/p>\n
Promoting abortion in a province whose doctors refuse to carry it out<\/big><\/p>\n Yesterday, the Europa Press agency noted that the Ministry of Health of the Andalusian government will create a team of \"volunteer gynecologists\" to perform abortions in Ja\u00e9n<\/a>, a province in which all medical personnel are conscientious objectors against that atrocity. The plans of the aforementioned department are to form this group \"before the end of this year.\" The Andalusian Health Councilor, Catalina Garc\u00eda, told<\/strong> Europa Press:<\/p>\n \"Until now, women have had to go outside of Ja\u00e9n<\/strong> and now what we want is for this procedure to be done in \u00dabeda, Linares or And\u00fajar, where we have hospital centers that have the possibility of surgical activity<\/strong>.\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n The word \"surgical\" refers to surgery<\/strong>, a word that the Royal Spanish Academy defines like this<\/a>: \"Medical specialty that aims to cure by operating on the affected part of the body<\/strong>.\"<\/em> This definition openly clashes with the perverse practice that it wants to promote. the PP of Andalusia in Ja\u00e9n: could Catalina Garc\u00eda explain what cures an abortion?<\/strong> Can the act of killing a human being in their prenatal age be presented as curing a condition?<\/p>\n The PP says in its statutes that it has a commitment \"to the right to life\"<\/big><\/p>\n Article 3 of the current Statutes of the Popular Party<\/a>, party to which Juan Manuel Moreno Bonilla (president of the Junta de Andaluc\u00eda) belongs, states the following: \"The Popular Party wants to distinguish its general performance by a renewed commitment to the right to life<\/strong>.\"<\/em> If this were the case, the PP should congratulate the doctors of the province of Ja\u00e9n for refusing to commit a cruel and perverse act that threatens human life and their Hippocratic oath. Instead, what the PP will do is continue promoting abortion<\/strong>, a practice that Pope Saint John Paul II very accurately described<\/a> as the \"culture of death<\/strong>\" in 1995.<\/p>\n Vox accuses Moreno Bonilla of promoting the culture of death<\/big><\/p>\n Yesterday, the Vox parliamentary group in the Parliament of Andalusia noted<\/a>: \"The Government of Moreno Bonilla dedicates more efforts and public resources to promoting the culture of death than the culture of life.<\/strong> Instead of supporting and helping pregnant women, the PP launches 'home abortion.'\"<\/em> A criticism that I fully share as a defender of human rights<\/strong>, rights at the basis of which is the right to life, a right from which no one should be excluded due to their age or for the mere fact of not being wanted.<\/p>\n More 17,000 unborn boys and girls are victims of abortion every year in Andalusia<\/big><\/p>\n
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