If you have a concrete idea on how to respond please contact me. I have attached it as follows. The Electoral Assembly will take a conservative stance and will not authorize abortion or same sex marriage rights. Under these drafted articles, the State would have guaranteed a human being's right to life, but with no specifications to what constitutes the beginning of life, the Church had interpreted them to mean that a pregnancy could be interrupted at any time. The Constitution of 1961 recognizes the life from the gestation or conception of the child, which indicates that the interruption of the life of the fetus is illegal.
Abortion is an unacceptable issue.
Monsignor Urosa Sabino said that a marriage must always occur between a man and a woman, never between people of the same sex. The Venezuelan Episcopal Conference asked that religious freedom and the freedom of thought be made official by making them part of the constitution, so that the individual is given the freedom to decide what religion or sect to follow. The Bishop of Caracas, Monsignor Trino Valero, defended the freedom of education and expressed fear of the change of conduct that he has observed in some young people, who are not respectful of the elderly. The priests announced that they will initiate a campaign in temples calling for the right to life next Sunday. The Electoral Assembly seemed to be receptive to the Church's demands.