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Determinantes Sociales de la Interrupción del Embarazo en España
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Synopsis "Determinantes Sociales de la Interrupción del Embarazo en España"
Desde que en 1985 la interrupción del embarazo fue despenalizada en España, las cifras han aumentado ininterrumpidamente. Si el retraso de la maternidad es uno de los rasgos de la fecundidad española, en el aborto ocurre lo contrario: cada vez son más jóvenes las mujeres que se incorporan a esta práctica. Otro de los rasgos destacables es el incremento de la tasa de reincidencia, así como el aumento de las mujeres que sin tener hijos optan por el aborto. Las mujeres no casadas, ocupadas, y sin hijos o solamente con uno, son las que registran mayor incidencia del aborto, pues tales características se han revelado como los determinantes más claros. Así como para las mujeres a las que el aborto era una opción ya utilizada anteriormenteSince termination of pregnancy was decriminalized in Spain in 1985, the figures have risen constantly. If delayed maternity is one of the features of Spanish fertility, the opposite is true of abortion: the women who undergo termination are doing so at an increasingly young age. Another noticeable feature is the increase in the recidivism rate, as well as the rise in the number of childless women who opt for abortion. Employed, unmarried women with no children, or just one child, account for the majority of abortions, since such characteristics have been shown to be the clearest determinants. The groups in which the largest increases have occurred are those comprising unmarried cohabiting women who are employed (excluding self-employed businesswomen), live in municipalities of less than 10,000 inhabitants, and have no children or just one, as well as those for whom abortion was option used previously.
