Bolivia: Bishops Oppose Legalizing Euthanasia. "We Appeal for Access to Palliative Care"
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The Catholic Church in Bolivia expressed its rejection of the legalization of euthanasia and defended the value of human life as a gift of God in all its stages, from conception to the terminal phase. The pronouncement is given in the middle...
The Catholic Church warns of the social consequences of normalizing euthanasia, defending the value of every human life The entry Bolivia: the Catholic Church defends life before euthanasia was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
The Episcopal Conference of Bolivia rejected the euthanasia bill, called for palliative care to be more accessible and reaffirmed its commitment to service and support to the sick.
The Bolivian Episcopal Conference (CEB) has expressed strong opposition to the legalization of euthanasia, calling for the strengthening of palliative care. The bishops' statement is a response to a draft law currently being debated in the country's parliament. The social and political debate on palliative care and the possibility of introducing an assisted dying system in Bolivia has been revived by the revelation of the case of a young man suf…
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