(AP) - Candles and signs with pictures of fetus are seen during a protest against the legalization of abortion in front of the Supreme Court in Mexico City, Sunday Dec. 28, 2008. The law allows any woman, who can prove to be a resident of Mexico City, to have an abortion practiced at any public hospital, within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy . In Mexico, abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, when the mother’s life is in danger or if the fetus has severe deformities. (AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz)
(AP) - Candles and signs with pictures of fetus are seen during a protest against the legalization of abortion in front of the Supreme Court in Mexico City, Sunday Dec. 28, 2008. The law allows any woman, who can prove to be a resident of Mexico City, to have an abortion practiced at any public hospital, within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy . In Mexico, abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, when the mother’s life is in danger or if the fetus has severe deformities. (AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz)
(AP) - Candles and signs with pictures of fetus are seen during a protest against the legalization of abortion in front of the Supreme Court in Mexico City, Sunday Dec. 28, 2008. The law allows any woman, who can prove to be a resident of Mexico City, to have an abortion practiced at any public hospital, within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy . In Mexico, abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, when the mother’s life is in danger or if the fetus has severe deformities. (AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz)
(AP) - Candles and signs with pictures of fetus are seen during a protest against the legalization of abortion in front of the Supreme Court in Mexico City, Sunday Dec. 28, 2008. The law allows any woman, who can prove to be a resident of Mexico City, to have an abortion practiced at any public hospital, within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy . In Mexico, abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, when the mother’s life is in danger or if the fetus has severe deformities. (AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz)
(AP) - Candles and signs with pictures of fetus are seen during a protest against the legalization of abortion in front of the Supreme Court in Mexico City, Sunday Dec. 28, 2008. The law allows any woman, who can prove to be a resident of Mexico City, to have an abortion practiced at any public hospital, within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy . In Mexico, abortion is allowed only in cases of rape, when the mother’s life is in danger or if the fetus has severe deformities. (AP Photo/ Claudio Cruz)
