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DOBERNIG-GAGO, Mariana. Surrogacy motherhood in Mexico. Rev. Bioética y Derecho [online]. 2022, n.56, pp.75-92.  Epub 17-Jul-2023. ISSN 1886-5887.  https://dx.doi.org/10.1344/rbd2022.56.40623.

Surrogate motherhood has been present in the reproductive life of thousands of couples who seek, through this procedure, to accomplish the dream of becoming parents of a child with the same biological origin. These couples face an inability to conceive within the couple due to a physical impossibility to gestate or because they are same-sex couples, this being the only way to become biological parents. However, nowadays, more and more cases are coming to court with disputes over filiation and nationality, as well as legal disputes about the way in which the legislature has regulated these procedures. This article will explain what the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice has ruled on the subject, since the states of Tabasco and Sinaloa have regulated the use of surrogacy, but in 2016 the Supreme Court was asked to review the regulation established in Tabasco as it was considered unconstitutional.

Palavras-chave : assisted reproduction; surrogacy motherhood; filiation rights; allegations of the supreme court.

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