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The mayor of Castellino del Biferno coins the ducats dedicated to the Pibe de Oro
La moneta da due ducati (foto da frame video @telemolise)
While in Argentina there is discussion on Senator Norma Durango s bill to print the thousand pesos banknote and stamps with the image of Diego Armando Maradona, in Molise this is already a reality. The mayor of Castellino del Biferno, in the province of Campobasso, coined the ducats dedicated not only to the Pibe de Oro , but also to the two victories. The 5 banknote is dedicated to Napoli s Uefa Cup victory, the 10 to the immortality of the football player, the 20 ducats to the scudetto with a scream of redemption and the 50 ducats to the World Cup. The 100 ducats, fresh off the press, at the Mano de Dios .
Argentina Legalizes Abortion, a Milestone in a Conservative Region
The Senate vote on Wednesday was a major victory for Latin America’s growing feminist movement, and its ripple effects are likely to be widespread.
Supporters of legalizing abortion celebrating outside Congress in Buenos Aires on Wednesday.Credit.Sarah Pabst for The New York Times
Dec. 30, 2020
BUENOS AIRES Argentina on Wednesday became the largest nation in Latin America to legalize abortion, a landmark vote in a conservative region and a victory for a grass-roots movement that turned years of rallies into political power.
The high-stakes vote, during 12 hours of often dramatic debate in the Senate, gripped the nation and exposed the tensions between a conservative society long influenced by the Roman Catholic Church, and a more secular generation that is fired up by a growing feminist movement.
Argentina s lower house backs landmark bill to legalise abortion
The legislation faces an uphill battle in the Senate, which rejected a similar bill two years ago. By AFP Friday 11 Dec 2020, 5:44 PM Dec 11th 2020, 5:44 PM 5,402 Views 6 Comments
Image: AP/PA Images
Image: AP/PA Images
THE LOWER HOUSE of Argentina’s congress has voted to legalise abortion, sparking street celebrations by activists but the legislation faces an uphill battle in the Senate, which rejected a similar bill two years ago.
The announcement drew cheers from thousands of young people in green scarves – an emblem for the campaign for legal abortions – who had spent the night outside the congress building in Buenos Aires.