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|Mar 10, 2011

Brazil’s most popular soap opera dramatizes right to life

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Brazil’s most popular soap opera, Foolish Heart, aired an episode yesterday in which one of the main characters is dissuaded from aborting her child to please her boyfriend, and to protect her job prospects, reports LifeSiteNews.com.

“Carol,” played by Camila Pitanga, waits her turn in an abortion clinic, accompanied by a friend, while her sister “Alice,” played by Paloma Bernardi, rushes to the facility to prevent what the Globo TV network calls “the worst error of her life.”

Arriving at the clinic, Alice implores her sister to change her mind: “Consider that one day, years from now, you’re going to run into [boyfriend] André, and you’re going to realize that he doesn’t mean anything to you anymore.”

“This man isn’t the first nor the last jerk in the world,” Alice continues. “Because of him, you’re going to give up the greatest joy of your life? You’re going to let his egotism win?”

Alice begins to weep, recalling that her own parents had not planned on her conception.

Carol, moved, protests that her child could interfere with her career. “This pregnancy came at a bad moment, there’s my promotion…,” she says.

“If André were happy with it, overjoyed to be a father, you would throw [the baby] away anyway, because of your job?” asks Alice.

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