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'Going topless doesn't disturb peace': Judge
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'Going topless doesn't disturb peace': Judge

The topless protesters who caused a stir in Spain's Parliament on Wednesday with their pro-abortion message have been released from detention after the judge overseeing the case said a display of breasts did not threaten public order.
Spanish abortion reform stalled by dissent
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Spanish abortion reform stalled by dissent

Despite ramming through austerity measures that sparked popular protest in the streets, Spain's right-leaning government seems to be hesitating on a potentially more divisive reform: tightening the abortion law.
Spain's abortion law plans spark outcry
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Spain's abortion law plans spark outcry

Spain's centre-right Popular Party government, under pressure from the Catholic Church and its ultraconservative wing, has vowed to "promptly" tighten the nation's abortion laws, angering the opposition Socialist Party which had eased access to the procedure.
Spain's left slams abortion law changes
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Spain's left slams abortion law changes

Spain's socialist opposition party say they will mount a legal challenge against any changes that make Spain's abortion law more restrictive. They will also downgrade their relations with the Vatican if new rules are introduced.