RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The full Senate has the last word on the bill. Still, it must first be reviewed in the Constitution Committee of the upper house which could delay the final vote or even postpone it for another day.
"This bill must become law right now. There are no more excuses to continue extending the discussion in Congress, keeping hundreds of families waiting anxiously," said Isabel Amor, executive director of Fundación Iguales.
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