My final piece as a research associate/intern at COHA was press released a few days ago. A link to it is below:
To Risk Not Saving a Life: Abortion Ban in Nicaragua and Its Societal Implications
Check it out and give me feedback. Criticism is always more than welcome.
It was a really interesting piece to write, as the abortion ban encompasses a lot of issues (religion, public health, gender roles, etc.) that Latin America is facing as it tries to balance its traditional values with a growing desire to modernize and adapt to technological advances. In this case, obviously, the traditional values won out, but this balancing act is anything but over.
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12.13.2007
Banned: Abortion in Nicaragua
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Michael Jordan Glenwick
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Labels: COHA, Latin America, Nicaragua, Religion
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