Colombia Surrogacy Ban: Humanitarianism Usurps Divine Law
The EWTN News portal, the English-language mouthpiece of the conciliar sect’s media apparatus, reports on August 20, 2026, that Colombian Representative Luis Miguel López Aristizábal has introduced a bill to ban surrogacy, framed as a measure against “reproductive exploitation” and the commodification of children. The legislation, backed by a coalition spanning the Liberal, Conservative, and leftist “Historic Pact” parties, penalizes promoters and clinics with 10–16 years imprisonment but explicitly exempts the surrogate mother from criminal liability, declaring her the legal mother. The event was stage-managed with Olivia Maurel, a self-described “surrogacy-born activist” and spokeswoman for the Masonic-inspired “Casablanca Declaration.” This initiative, hailed by the neo-church’s propaganda organ as a victory, reduces the abominable crime of surrogacy—a sin crying to heaven for vengeance—to a mere administrative violation of humanitarian norms, utterly silencing the rights of God and the thunder of the Sixth Commandment.