The labor reform bill proposed by Colombia's president, Gustavo Petro, would contemplate granting a paid leave of absence from work of two to four weeks to women who have abortions, either in involuntary cases or in those in which the mother decides to terminate the pregnancy.
As reported by local media Blu Radio, the initiative has been widely criticized for contemplating a few levels of simultaneous debate between the Colombian government, unions, and trade . . .
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