Interés Humano

Duro revés al derecho al aborto en EE. UU. luego de decisión de la Corte Suprema

La decisión del máximo tribunal fue tomada por cinco de sus nueve magistrados, tres de los cuales fueron elegidos por Trump, quien durante su mandato consolidó una mayoría de 6 a 3 de tendencia conservadora en el panel

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 01: People gather for a reproductive rights rally at Brooklyn Borough Hall on September 01, 2021 in Downtown Brooklyn in New York City. NOW-NYC and Planned Parenthood of Greater New York Action Fund organized a rally for reproductive rights after a Texas law that has been dubbed the "Heartbeat Bill" went into effect. The law ends access to abortion after six weeks of pregnancy and would allow anyone to sue abortion providers and �aiders and abetters� in civil court. Abortion rights activists have asked the Supreme Court to block the law, but as of Wednesday morning the court has allowed the law to go into effect. In May, Supreme Court justices agreed to review a Mississippi case on the state's ban on abortion procedures after 15 weeks of pregnancy, a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark decision that legalized abortion nationwide. A ruling on that case is expected in 2022.   Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images/AFP
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NEW YORK, NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 01: People gather for a reproductive rights rally at Brooklyn Borough Hall on September 01, 2021 in Downtown Brooklyn in New York City. NOW-NYC and Planned Parenthood of Greater New York Action Fund organized a rally for reproductive rights after a Texas law that has been dubbed the "Heartbeat Bill" went into effect. The law ends access to abortion after six weeks of pregnancy and would allow anyone to sue abortion providers and �aiders and abetters� in civil court. Abortion rights activists have asked the Supreme Court to block the law, but as of Wednesday morning the court has allowed the law to go into effect. In May, Supreme Court justices agreed to review a Mississippi case on the state's ban on abortion procedures after 15 weeks of pregnancy, a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark decision that legalized abortion nationwide. A ruling on that case is expected in 2022. Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY == Michael M. Santiago
Decenas de personas se manifestaron a favor de los derechos reproductivos en Brooklyn Borough Hall, el 1.° de setiembre del 2021, en el centro de Brooklyn, en la ciudad de Nueva York. (Michael M. Santiago/AFP)

Texas. La Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos, de mayoría conservadora tras la presidencia de Donald Trump, dio el mayor revés al derecho al aborto en 50 años, al negarse a bloquear una ley del estado de Texas que prohíbe la interrupción del embarazo después de seis semanas.

El presidente Joe Biden criticó este jueves la decisión advirtiendo que amenaza con provocar “un caos inconstitucional”, mientras los opositores al aborto festejaban y los defensores de los derechos reproductivos se preparaban para nuevas demandas.

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