Throughout Latin America, the question of when, if and how women should be allowed to end their pregnancies is hard to ask, let alone answer. Additionally, cultural mores, personal experiences, stigma, reluctance to publicly discuss the issue and a lack of a common vocabulary about abortion make it difficult to assess what people actually believe. A new Ipas publication examines how the press discusses these matters in Nicaragua.

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