Costa Rica Congress Debates Abortion Restrictions in Closed Session

Costa Rica's legislative assembly held a closed-door session this week to consider restrictions on abortion access, including potential bans on the morning-after pill. The move signals a shift in the country's reproductive rights policy, though the outcome remains uncertain. This development could have regional implications for Central American abortion politics.

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