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Euthanasia in France: For the third time, the Senate says “no.” Progressives and the French left will pass it in Parliament
Although the Senate has once again rejected the proposal, the legislative momentum now appears to favor its supporters. If the National Assembly grants final approval next week, France would join a growing number of countries that permit some form of medically assisted dying The post Euthanasia in France: For the third time, the Senate says “no.” Progressives and the French left will pass it in Parliament appeared first on ZENIT - English.
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