Stories tagged: "El Salvador"

Health Rep. Raquel Teran (seated against the wall, dressed in black and red) listening to 13 women imprisoned in El Salvador, where abortion is completely criminalized. Photo via Menly Cortez for State Innovation Exchange
Health This Arizona lawmaker witnessed what abortion bans do to women in El Salvador

Rep. Raquel Terán and four other state lawmakers visited the country in November for a fact-finding trip. "It was heartbreaking," she said.

December 19, 2019 1:50 pm MST

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