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Steps advocates return of moderating rates for abortion revoked by the left

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Briefings

A Portuguese government defended a reversal of moderate abortion rate caps, a move supported by the left. This policy change was highlighted during a colloquium where former Prime Minister noted that in 2025, 44.2% of cases involved foreign women terminating pregnancies in Portugal.

Key points

• The Portuguese government successfully defended a reversal of moderate abortion rate caps.
• In 2025, 44.2% of abortion cases involved foreign women terminating pregnancies in Portugal.

Context

This policy reversal occurred during a colloquium where a former Prime Minister discussed the rise of foreign women terminating pregnancies in Portugal, signaling a shift in reproductive rights policies.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single colloquium mentioning a former Prime Minister's statement about foreign women in 2025; no data on total abortion rates, specific policy implementation dates, or long-term outcomes is provided.

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