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World Hospice and Palliative Care Day: the ethical and health imperative to accompany life until the very last moment

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On the occasion of World Palliative Care Day, discussions focus on the ethical and healthcare imperative of supporting life until its final moments. While the mention of palliative care often evokes fear or sadness, medical and human approaches emphasize transforming rather than abandoning hope.

Simultaneously, separate regional developments involve political and social tensions. In Argentina, the Catholic Church and the national government maintain a strained and distant relationship characterized by policy differences, which recently entered a temporary pause ahead of an anticipated papal visit. Meanwhile, in the Dominican Republic, reports analyzing femicides occurring between July and September 2026 highlight contentious public discourse surrounding gender laws and domestic violence dynamics.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) Focuses on palliative care as a medical and ethical imperative.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) Examines rising femicides and societal debates surrounding gender legislation.
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