A journalist in one of. The gee its good to have you on the show i want you maybe to tell us a little bit about what has been the reaction there in the country now that we know that the senate voted not to decriminalize abortion. Yes its been a very emotional last few hours in argentina as you could see and they measure was the vote less hours at three am there were Hundreds And Thousands of people still on the streets waiting for the final decision on the blue side of the hour which is the prolife side there was a lot of ecstasy there was a lot of happiness there were cement fireworks being thrown out but on the other side on the green side which is the proabortion side. It worked there was a lot of sadness even though it was widely expected that it wasnt going to pass. The situation thats where a young minister was very emotional people were crying and of course this emotion turned into some kind of violence from very small groups that were throwing out
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end last month when a federal judge ordered the trumpet ministration to reunite all families of a deadline to reunite was july twenty sixth and majority of the two thousand families have been reunited but some remain apart and this story it got the attention of an unlikely group grannies respond to a group of grandmothers are upset and they re doing something about it last week of grandmothers from across the u.s. to set out on the weeklong caravan journey traveling from all over the country down to macallan texas where one of the largest immigration facilities of the in the countries located now along the way they stopped at various ice or these are immigration authorities facilities where they held rallies and comforted detained until yesterday they reached their final destination the u.s. missed the border which they marked for the twenty four hour protest. we called up with one of these grannies were few jones who told us what inspired her to take the journey take a listen children