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Hey Latino USA listener, it's Maria Innojosa. We're back again with our new series, The Network,

a co-production of Latino USA and NPR's Embedded Podcast. Now, if you haven't listened to the first two

episodes, you're definitely going to want to do that before you keep listening. Remember,

you can find the rest of this series here on our feed or on the embedded feed. Now, just to recap, we've been following this loosely connected

set of people, recalling them the network, right? These are people who help women have abortions

with pills without the help of a doctor. The network started in Brazil and then grew, and it developed support

systems in other countries in the region, like Mexico and Argentina. And these were places

where most women didn't have a legal right to abortion. And now these days, that is the situation

that a lot of Americans find themselves in, since the Supreme Court

overturned Roe v. Wade and ended the constitutional right to abortion in the United States of

America. So in this final episode of this series, we're going to go deep into the United States.

Here are Latino USA producers, Victoria Estrada,

and Martha Martinez, with the last episode of the network. For decades, while people all

over the world were embracing self-managed abortion with miso-prostal, most Americans had never

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