Uruguay Legalizes Euthanasia Amid Strong Opposition from Christian Groups
October 21, 2025
Uruguay legalizes euthanasia, becoming the first in Latin America to do so by vote, sparking ethical debates.
Uruguay legalizes euthanasia, becoming the first in Latin America to do so by vote, sparking ethical debates.
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