Italia Impone Sanciones Penales a Ciudadanos que Utilicen Vientres de Alquiler en el Extranjero

El Parlamento italiano ha aprobado una nueva ley impulsada por el partido ultraderechista de la primera ministra Giorgia Meloni, convirtiendo el recurso a los vientres de alquiler en «delito universal». Esta legislación permite sancionar a italianos que recurren a esta práctica en el extranjero, donde es legal, lo que ha generado un fervoroso debate ético y político, especialmente en términos de derechos LGTBI. Critics argue that the law represent another government attempt to repress LGTBI families, further compounded by Italy’s historical lag in civil rights. The approved law has drawn protests and opposition from progressive parties and organizations, who see it as a punitive measure in the context of the country’s declining birth rates. Additionally, while the ruling party denies targeting LGTBI families, its members have publicly expressed intentions to confront what they term “LGTBI ideology.” Thus, the law has exacerbated tensions with progressive municipalities aiming to protect family diversity, against a backdrop of longstanding conservative values.

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