00:12In the theme in Chocoa that's a taboo.
00:15To talk about despenalization, talk about abortion...
00:19That's a complicated topic for the same satanization that is.
00:26It's like if the Pope was exomulging it to one.
00:31That's a complicated topic.
00:33And yet, when the woman, the girl, the sardine abort,
00:38you're indignant, impure.
00:44My name is Cloraine Gallego Córdoba.
00:47I'm social leader, president of human rights.
00:50With respect to the despenalization of abortion,
00:56I didn't work directly here in Quito,
00:58but I came out and worked in the rural area,
01:02empowering girls, youth, adolescents,
01:06women already adults, because it's a cultural issue.
01:10I was born with many restrictions.
01:15That never forget me, my mother told me.
01:17If you're pregnant, you're hurting your life.
01:21If you're pregnant, you're hurting your child.
01:26If you're pregnant, you're hurting your child.
01:27I mean, in the majority of the chocuan families,
01:32the abortion is a taboo.
01:36And if the girl is pregnant, you're pregnant.
01:39You're going to be a sinner.
01:40You're a sinner.
01:42I know women who have been abused,
01:44and when they have been filtered the information
01:46and they have had problems,
01:48they have been shouted,
01:49you're a sinner, you're a sinner.
01:51You're a sinner.
01:53You're a sinner.
01:54You're a sinner.
01:55So people care a lot of that.
01:58And in fact, abortions are called,
02:02called, called, called.
02:04Very reserved.
02:06And sometimes they prefer to go to a home abortion
02:09than to go to a clinic.
02:12That's why I tell you the importance
02:14of defending the sentence
02:19and this topic
02:20so that people have clarity in Meridiana
02:25and, above all,
02:27to know that that is already a right,
02:30a right given by the Constitution.
02:33constitutional.
02:35.
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