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With great satisfaction and surprise, I received today the news that abortion had finally been legalised in Mexico City. Note that this legislation only applies to Mexico City, not the whole country. With this measure the Federal District joins a few other states in allowing the voluntary interruption of pregnancy during the first twelve weeks.
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Comic book series "52" DC comics What happened in the 52 weeks after the Infinite Crises? What happened in the 52 weeks without Superman, Batman or Wonder Woman? What happened in the weeks leading to World War 3 in the DC Universe?

Books "The Machine Crusade": Legends of Dune 2 Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson The second volume of the Legends of Dune prequels, where the origins of the Dune universe as we know it are revealed.

Music "Elodia" Lacrimosa A fantastic symphonic/gothic rock album.

Last movie watched in the cinema "The Painted Veil" John Curran with Naomi Watts and Edward Norton. Period piece about an English bacteriologist and his estranged wife living in the middle of a cholera epidemic in China. The music and landscapes are fantastic. It was quite funny to see both leads, particularly Edward Norton, kept losing their accents. And yes, the mother superior used to be Mrs. Emma Peel, once upon a time.