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On the morning of Monday, members of the Socialist Party Bench of Deputies (PS), entered the Constitutional Court (TC), to request to dismiss three ministers of the the discussion on the conscientious objection protocol of the abortion law for three reasons.
Daniella Cicardini, Juan Castro and Leonardo Soto – all deputies of the PS – came to the TC to register in an office Ordonner that ministers Juan Jose Romero, Pála Silva Gallinato and Miguel Ángel Fernández can not participate in the discussion during which the CT will badyze the constitutionality of the abortion protocol .
From the PS, they accuse ministers of being disqualified, as they are part of the faculty of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile (PUC), an institution that has publicly manifested itself against the law of abortion.
"According to the publication of the PUC website itself, these are teachers of the said university and, therefore, have a historical connection with who is precisely the institution required and who disputes the settlement of termination of pregnancy for three reasons, "said Socialist deputy Leonardo Soto.
In this regard, MP Soto added that the TC Minister, Miguel Ángel Fernández, as well as a professor of the PUC, in his capacity as a lawyer, have sponsored the requirements of at least five senators from Chile. Let's go before the TC. seeking to repeal current regulations regarding therapeutic termination of pregnancy.
In the document submitted by the parliamentarians before the TC, it is stated in detail that the PUC "challenged through the action for protection in the Court of Appeal of Santiago d. Ilustrísima (Case No. 8 818-2018) the field of application of the protocol on a conscientious objection dictated by the previous government, by resolution No. 61 of the free of
January 2018 ".
The document seized by the PS parliamentarians joins those who had already joined the members of the National Reform Party and the Independent Democratic Union, in search of a certificate declared unconstitutional by the TC to subject of the new standard of conscience objection decreed by the ministry. of health.
In particular the TC will review the constitutionality of the conscientious objection regulation under the Abortion Act for three reasons, which currently precludes the centers to prevent private health care that receives state resources refuse to perform an abortion by appealing conscientious objection.
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