Overview
- At an extraordinary plenary on October 24, José Luis Martínez-Almeida said the PP was wrong to back a motion invoking a non‑recognized 'post‑abortion syndrome'.
- PP and Vox voted together to stop the annulment of the September 30 decree, leaving the text in force even as the mayor rejects mandatory application.
- Municipal legal services concluded the city lacks health‑care competence and may only offer public health promotion information when it is requested voluntarily.
- The city will rely on the Ministry of Health’s April 2025 guide, which notes possible psychological effects after abortion without endorsing a formal syndrome.
- Vox defended mandatory warnings and accused the mayor of backtracking, while Más Madrid and PSOE sought nullification and criticized the measure as anti‑science.