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| − | '''Abortion in Romania''' was non-existent during the dictatorship of [[Ceausescu]], the only [[communist]] dictator who was [[pro-life]]. As a result of this pro-life policy, Romanian women avoided the harm caused by [[abortion]], and Romania enjoyed the lowest rate of breast cancer in the Western world. | + | '''Abortion in Romania''' was non-existent during the dictatorship of [[Nicolae Ceausescu]], the only [[communist]] dictator who was [[pro-life]]. As a result of this pro-life policy, Romanian women avoided the harm caused by [[abortion]], and Romania enjoyed the lowest rate of breast cancer in the Western world. |
After Ceausescu was overthrown and executed on [[Christmas Day]] 1989, abortion has flooded Romania and its breast cancer rates have skyrocketed. | After Ceausescu was overthrown and executed on [[Christmas Day]] 1989, abortion has flooded Romania and its breast cancer rates have skyrocketed. | ||
[[Category:abortion]] | [[Category:abortion]] | ||
{{Abortion}} | {{Abortion}} | ||
Revision as of 13:24, June 18, 2014
Abortion in Romania was non-existent during the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu, the only communist dictator who was pro-life. As a result of this pro-life policy, Romanian women avoided the harm caused by abortion, and Romania enjoyed the lowest rate of breast cancer in the Western world.
After Ceausescu was overthrown and executed on Christmas Day 1989, abortion has flooded Romania and its breast cancer rates have skyrocketed.
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