Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defies abortion objector registry law, triggering legal action from the Spanish government and sparking political debate within the People's Party.
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso defies abortion objector registry law, triggering legal action from the Spanish government and sparking political debate within the People's Party.
Rising political criticism targets Spain's government's failures on women's safety and abortion rights amid increased assaults and restricted abortion access.
Spain's government proposes to enshrine abortion rights in the Constitution, drawing stark political opposition from PP and Vox, contrasting with France’s broad support for similar constitutional recognition.
Madrid's City Council faces criticism for abortion discourse influenced by Trumpist ideology amid rising national abortion rates.