ROMI DE FRIAS, UNIVISION: Well, the state of California is getting ready to somehow become the sanctuary state for abortion here in the United States, and that while the Supreme Court hears the Roe vs. Wade case that prevents states from banning abortion. Consequently, some state senators, clinics and organizations have already met and have a plan of what they could do about it. This plan includes helping women, even from other states, who want to come to the state of California to get an abortion. They would even pay for things like transportation, hotel, and medical services. Currently in the state of California, through state insurance women can receive an abortion completely free, and this medical plan would be somehow expanded to help women from other states.
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NICOLE SUAREZ, TELEMUNDO: And well, it should be noted that California currently allows abortion up to 26 weeks of gestation, while the restrictive Texas law prohibits almost all after six weeks.
NACHO LOZANO: That's the context, and it's good that you included the opinions of our people.
SUAREZ: Of course, and especially Latina women who are also especially impacted by these restrictive laws, for example, in Texas, because sometimes they come from low-income communities and do not have enough money to seek this procedure in another state.
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