Colombia Becomes 47th Nation to Declare There’s No Right to Abortion
There is momentum within the pro-life and pro-family movement in high-level international politics — as I noted in an article regarding the reorganization of conservative forces in high-level politics during last month’s United Nations General Assembly. This month, Colombia has rejoined the Geneva Consensus Declaration, from which the government of former leftist guerrilla Gustavo Petro had withdrawn the country in 2022. On October 8, the Foreign Ministry announced the signing of the accession agreement, which took place at the headquarters of Colombia’s Mission to the Organization of American States (OAS), led by Ambassador Alejandro Ordóñez Maldonado. The United States currently holds the Secretariat of the Declaration, having taken over the role from Hungary. In its statement, the South American nation’s Foreign Ministry emphasized that the Declaration “reaffirms that there is no…
