The sentence on abortion in the US and the three consequences for women’s rights and for America

NEW YORK – As expected, the Supreme Court of the United States overturned the sentence Roe vs. Wade with which in 1973 he had legalized abortion. A historic decision that cancels a constitutional right established half a century ago, sharpens America’s deep cultural divide, and now creates at least three emergencies: first, what will happen to women who want to terminate the pregnancy but live in states that will ban the practice; second, the effects on politics, starting with the November midterm elections; third, the risk of instability and even violent reactions, because many citizens no longer recognize the legitimacy of the highest American court, governed by a conservative super majority that does not reflect the balance …