Abortion, in the final text of the G7 “no step backwards compared to Hiroshima”. Italian sources: “Case exploited”

The issue relating to abortion in the final declaration of the G7 was "whipped like cream" and there is "the suspicion that there was a bit of post-election exploitation"

BARI – In the text of the final G7 communiqué which “will be published tomorrow no step backwards is taken with respect to Hiroshima and nothing has been removed from the commitments that the G7 leaders made in Hiroshima “. Italian sources specify this regarding the issue of commitments regarding abortion. “It is completely clear that when you make a new declaration, a new statement, you are not copying what was done the other time”, the Italian sources further specify. This is “because we try to highlight the additional things, the new things. So you won’t find the word abortion because it is in the commitments that are mentioned, nothing has been removed” , they conclude.

CASE ASSEMBLED AS CREAM AND EXPLOITED

The issue relating to abortion in the final declaration of the G7 was “whipped like cream” and there is “the suspicion that there was a bit of post-election exploitation“. As if “someone wanted to insert a disturbing element into a G7 that is going very well. It is a story that is brewing for no reason of real substance”, specify Italian sources.

ITALY HAS SUFFERED AN INCORRECTNESS

“For professional ethicswe don’t say what positions the individual delegations have taken, this is a sacred rule” and it would be “ethically incorrect” to do so. Italian sources specify this regarding the topic of the presence of the word abortion in the final declaration of the G7 in Borgo Egnazia. “Just as it is incorrect to say that Italy has removed or not removed. So we have suffered the injustice but we will not do it again“, conclude the Italian sources.