NY TimesAbortion Is No Longer a Crime in Mexico. But Most Women Still Can't Get One.
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45% : Since Mexico City legalized the procedure in 2007, a network of activists based there has worked together to offer women seeking abortion a safe path, either by transporting them to the capital or providing them Misoprostol, a drug commonly used to induce abortion.42% : Local activists have already begun working on a plan to force states to fall in line with the court's ruling and revise their laws, though the fight to make abortion legal and safe across the country could be a long one.
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