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Abortion in the Dominican Republic is completely illegal. The Dominican Republic is one of the few countries of the world to have a complete ban on abortion with no exceptions. Abortion was banned in all circumstances in 1884. Abortion has been constitutionally prohibited since September 18, 2009, when a constitutional amendment declaring the right to life as "inviolable from conception until death" was approved in Congress by a majority vote of 128 to 34. Until October 2012, women could come forward for treatment without fear of being arrested. Dr. Milton Cordero has been working since 1980 in the Republic's public hospitals, treating women who have abortions; he estimates that there are 90,000 illegal abortions per year. These illegal abortions are self-induced or done by a back-alley pr