The politics of Moral Sin: Abortion and divorce in Spain, Chile and Argentina

The Politics of Moral Sin: Abortion and Divorce in Spain, Chile and Argentina

Volumn , Issue , 2006, Pages 1-245

  Blofield, Merike ^a  

^a GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY   (United States)

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364. Ledesma, Fernando. Socialist Minister of Justice (during abortion reform). 21 June 2000. Madrid.
365. Ruiz Soto, Carlos. AP Legislator (1982-1986) and President of the National Health Commission of AP (during 1983). 23 June 2000. Madrid.
366. Anastasiou, Ismini. President of ISFEM. 8 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
367. Bitar, Sergio. PPD Senator. 4 January 2001. Santiago.
368. Boeninger, Edgardo. Institutional Senator. 3 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
369. Casas, Lidia. Lawyer and abortion expert. 21 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
370. Corral, Hernán. Director of the Law School at the University of Los Andes. 19 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
371. Correa, Enrique. Consultant. 21 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
372. Cubillos, Marcela. UDI Vice-President and Legionarie supporter. 16 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
373. Diez, Sergio. RN Senator and President of the Senate Commission of Justice. 29 Nov. 2000. Valparaíso.
374. Dittborn, Julio. UDI Deputy. Valparaíso, 10 Jan. 2001.
375. Eichholz, Juan Carlos. Editorial Director of La Segunda and one of the founding members of Chileunido. 11 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
376. Elgüeta, Sergio. PDC Deputy. 3 October 2000. Valparaíso.
377. Escudero, Pilar. Vicaría General de Pastoral del Arzobispado. 17 October 2001.
378. Fries, Lorena. Co-Director of La Morada. 7 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
379. Hurtado, Josefina. Anthropologist. 31 October 2000. Santiago.
380. Krauss, Enrique. Ex-President of the PDC (1997-1999). 1 Dec. 2000. Santiago.
381. Larraín, Catalina. Instituto Pastoral Familiar. 20 October 2000. Santiago.
382. Larraín, Hernan. UDI Senator. 14 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
383. Longton, Arturo. RN Deputy. 30 Nov. 2000. Valparaíso.
384. Luksic, Zarco. PDC Deputy. 29 Nov. 2000, Valparaíso.
385. Montes, Carlos. PS Deputy 20 Sept. 2000. Santiago.
386. Muñoz, Adriana. PPD Deputy. 3 Oct. 2000. Valparaíso.
387. O'Reilly, John. Legionarie priest. 17 Oct. 2000. Santiago.
388. Official in the Public Relations Department at the Chilean Episcopate. 15 Oct. 2000. Santiago.
389. Official in the Department of Religion at the Vicariate for Education. 1 Feb. 2001. Santiago.
390. Olea, Patricia. Foro Abierto de Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos. 10 October 2001. Santiago.
391. Ortíz, Ismay. Official at Sernam. 4 December 2000.
392. Otero, Fernanda. RN political advisor and Opus Dei member. 5 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
393. Pollarolo, Fanny. PS Deputy. 3 October 2000. Valparaíso.
394. Reyes, Jorge. UDI Political Advisor. 10 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
395. Saa, Maria Antonieta. PPD Deputy. 27 Sept. 2000. Santiago.
396. Sepúlveda, Juan. Pentecostal Mission Church. 4 October 2000. Santiago.
397. Valdes, Ximena. Centro de Estudios de la Mujer. 3 Jan. 2001. Santiago.
398. Villagran, Paulina. Director of Studies at Chileunido. 9 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
399. Viera-Gallo, José Antonio. PS Senator. 13 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
400. Walker, Ignacio. PDC Deputy. 11 September 2000. Santiago.
401. Zuleta, Mireya. Foro Abierto de Derechos Sexuales y Reproductivos. 3 Nov. 2000. Santiago.
402. Agüer. Hector.Auxiliary Archbishop of La Plata. 15 June 2001. La Plata.
403. Ancarola, Gerardo. 6 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
404. Barra, Rodolfo. Ex-Minister of Justice. 24 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
405. Beliz, Gustavo. Professor at Universidad Austral and former president of the Nueva Dirigencia party. 11 May 2001.
406. Birgin, Haydee. Comisión Nacional de la Mujer. 15 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
407. Bosca, Roberto. Law Professor at the Universidad Austral. 15 March 2001. Buenos Aires.
408. Bovino, Alberto. Lawyer at CELS (Centro de Estudios Legales y Sociales). 8 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
409. Cafiero, Mario. PJ Deputy. 7 June 2001. Buenos Aires.
410. Chejter, Silvia. Sociologist at the Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires. 25 April 2001.
411. de Lazzari, Angela. President of Liga Amas de Casa. 26 March 2001. Buenos Aires.
412. de Muñiz, María Elba. President of Pro-Familia. 22 March 2001. Buenos Aires.
413. di Leo Bancora, Marta. UCR Deputy. 23 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
414. Franganillo, Virginia. Ex-President of the National Commission for Women. 25 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
415. Frepaso Politician (anonymous). Buenos Aires. 14 May 2001.
416. Gass, Adolfo. Former UCR Senator (in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s). 10 June 2001. Buenos Aires.
417. Ghio, José María. Professor of Political Science at Universidad di Tella. 20 March 2001. Buenos Aires.
418. Gómez-Miranda, Florentina. Former UCR Deputy. 13 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
419. González, Carmen. President of the Women's Commission of the Buenos Aires Lawyers' Association. 12 June 2001. Buenos Aires.
420. Grosman, Cecilia. Lawyer and expert on divorce in Argentina. 23 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
421. Hirsh, Gaby. Aide to Frepaso Deputy. 14 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
422. Jaroslavsky, César. UCR Deputy and President of the UCR group in Congress in the 1980s. 7 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
423. Laferriere, Nicolas. Catholic University Professor and founder of Fundar, a pro-life Network. 24 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
424. Lypsic, Cecilia. Official at CONADI (Comisión Nacional por el Derecho a la Identidad) and former Frepaso constitutional representative. 15 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
425. Maffia, Diana. Director of Women's Section of the Defensor del Pueblo, City of Buenos Aires. 17 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
426. Maglietti, Alberto. UCR Senator. 22 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
427. Martínez Almudevar, Enrique. PJ Senator. 8 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
428. Pastori, Analia. Professor of Law at the Universidad Católica de Argentina. 8 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
429. Pierini, Alicia. PJ Deputy and former sub-secretary for Human Rights (1998-2000). 27 April 2001.
430. Ramos, Silvina. Director of the Reproductive Rights Forum and scholar at CEDES. 4 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
431. Rosenberg, Martha. Psychologist and feminist activist. 30 March 2001. Buenos Aires.
432. Sanauha, Juan Claudio. Opus Dei priest and member of the Academy for Life of the Vatican. 12 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
433. Suárez, Guillermo. President of the Alliance for Life. 3 April 2001. Buenos Aires.
434. Sverdlik, Rita. Co-ordinator of the Alliance for Life. 4 May 2001. Buenos Aires.
435. Vain, Leonor. Lawyer and feminist. 26 April 2001. Buenos Aires.