Costa Rica abortion debate: emergency contraception exclusion sparks revictimization warning

A Costa Rican political movement criticizes a legislative proposal that would require a pregnancy test before emergency contraception, arguing it could revictimize women. The proposal, defended by deputy Kathia Calvo, contradicts international medical guidelines. This is a domestic political and health-policy dispute with no direct market impact.

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