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Proposals related to abortion have also entered the electoral campaign: political parties include different measures in their electoral programs. The current legislation is a deadline law that was approved in 2010 with the Government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero and that allows pregnancy to be terminated voluntarily in the first 14 weeks. The Government of Mariano Rajoy approved a measure so that girls aged 16 and 17 would need parental permission to have an abortion. Abortion has been one of the recurring topics of the electoral campaign and also one of the most controversial, especially following the statements of the PP's number two for the general elections, Adolfo Suárez Illana.

The Neanderthals also used it, what happened is that they waited for it to be born and, then, they cut off its head," he said in an interview on Onda Cero, Suárez Illana also said that a law had just been passed in  SW Business Directory New York that "allows the baby to be torn from the womb moments before its birth." Something she had to rectify later because it was a lie. With these issues in the background, abortion has been one of the issues of the electoral campaign. The current law that regulates abortion, which was approved in 2010 with the Government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, is a law of deadlines in which it is stipulated that in the first 14 weeks of pregnancy you can freely abort.



It is not the first time since this law was approved that an attempt has been made to change the regulation regarding abortion. In 2014, the Government of Mariano Rajoy presented a reform that returned to the previous model, that of 1985 . This proposal was responded to by strong mobilizations in the streets that ended with the resignation of the former Minister of Justice, and at the time promoter of the regulations, Alberto Ruiz Gallardón. Although this proposal was not approved, Rajoy's Government did manage to approve in 2015 a modification to the regulation of abortion regulations, which prohibited minors between 16 and 17 years of age from having an abortion without parental consent.