Chile's government distributed faulty birth control pills. Now more than 150 people are pregnant.
April 6, 202116 min read3197 words
Published: April 6, 2021  |  16 min read3197 words
This story is part of , CNN's ongoing series on gender inequality. Find out more about it . Santiago, Chile -- In Chile's arid Atacama desert, Tabita Daza Rojas is trying to scrape together enough money to finish construction on her home before her baby, due anyday, arrives. Eigh...
Chile's government distributed faulty birth control pills. Now more than 150 people are pregnant. Read more

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