Judgment, 9 March 1984.
The Court held that, under Chilean law, the crime of abortion could not be proved when there was neither traumatic injury to external or internal organs nor an intrauterine foreign body, when histopathological tests had not been performed, and when neither the viability of the fetus nor the existence of abortive manipulations had been demonstrated.
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