Publication: El movimiento por la planificación familiar en Murcia y
el acceso de las mujeres a la anticoncepción, 1976-1980
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Castejón Bolea, Ramón
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Universidad de Murcia
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info:eu-repo/semantics/article
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Durante la década de 1970 se constituyó en España un movimiento social por la planifica-
ción familiar. En este proceso confluyeron intereses sociales, políticos y científico-sanitarios cuyos
resultados fueron la despenalización de los anticonceptivos, prohibidos en España desde 1941, y el
desarrollo de infraestructuras que facilitaran su accesibilidad a todas las mujeres. Una de las caracte-
rísticas de este proceso fue la diversidad regional de modelos en el origen, desarrollo y consolidación
de los centros de planificación familiar. La investigación que se propone pretende describir y analizar
el caso de la Región de Murcia como ejemplo de este proceso en la periferia española, con sus singu-
laridades y similitudes en el contexto nacional. El estudio se centra en el periodo 1976-1980, dentro
de la primera fase del movimiento de planificación familiar en nuestro país cuando se consigue la lega-
lización de todos los métodos anticonceptivos.
During the 1970’s a social movement for family planning began in Spain. Social, political and health science interests came together, resulting in the decriminalization of contraceptives which had been forbidden in Spain since 1941, and in the development of infrastructures which facilitated the access of all women to them. One aspect that characterized this process was the regional diversity of the models regarding the origin, development and consolidation of the family planning centers. The proposed research seeks to describe and analyze the case of the Region of Murcia as an example of this process in the Spanish periphery, with its singularities and similarities within the national context. The study focuses on the period between 1976 and 1980 within the first phase of the family planning movement in our country, when the legalization of all contraceptive methods is achieved.
During the 1970’s a social movement for family planning began in Spain. Social, political and health science interests came together, resulting in the decriminalization of contraceptives which had been forbidden in Spain since 1941, and in the development of infrastructures which facilitated the access of all women to them. One aspect that characterized this process was the regional diversity of the models regarding the origin, development and consolidation of the family planning centers. The proposed research seeks to describe and analyze the case of the Region of Murcia as an example of this process in the Spanish periphery, with its singularities and similarities within the national context. The study focuses on the period between 1976 and 1980 within the first phase of the family planning movement in our country, when the legalization of all contraceptive methods is achieved.
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