Approve in the United States a law prohibiting abortion after eight weeks

Standard It is considered a "law of the heartbeat" because it is based on the mark from which the operation of the heart of the embryo can be detected.

Critics of the project in Missouri argued until the last moment that many pregnancies are detected only after week 10But the law has been approved by 110 votes for and 44 against, and is expected to be promulgated shortly by Republican Governor Mike Parson, the site said. USA Today.

The text of the new standard in Missouri establishes Criminal charges for those who request an abortion in the case where the fetus is diagnosed with Down syndrome, but on the other hand does not include orders due to pregnancy resulting from a violation or incest after the mark established in eight weeks.

During the debate in the Missouri Congress, where the Republican party is in the majority, exhibitions such as that of MP Barry Hovis revealed that most of the badual badaults he had seen during his years as a member of Security forces perpetuated by "strangers from a thicket" but in "violations in citations or consensual violations".

Hovis (Republican) corrected his statement with the Kansas City Star, where he made it clear that he knows that "there is no "consensual violation""

Democrat Doug Beck, for his part, said the bill approved this Friday "deprives women of their rights to make their own decisions about their health" and stressed that the initiative "It's not about life" but "political campaigns" of their peers in the speaker.

The approved project in Missouri is similar to the one approved a few days ago in Alabama, also in the southern United States, which prohibits access to legal abortion after six weeks of gestation (another "law of the beat of heart") imposes a prison sentence of up to 99 years for doctors who perform the procedure after this time.