Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. The banner reads, "Legal abortion, to avoid dying". REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions, in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

A woman with a cross painted over her mouth attends a protest against a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

A protestor dressed up as Red Riding Hood dances with a picture of Spanish Justice minister Alberto Ruiz Gallardon during a protest against a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW HEALTH) 

Thousands of people march to protest a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST POLITICS HEALTH) 

People protest behind a fence near the Spanish parliament against a government plan to limit abortions in Madrid February 1, 2014. The draft law, announced in December 2013, has prompted dissent within Spain's ruling conservative The People's Party (PP) ranks and protests across the country. It would allow abortion only in the case of rape or if the pregnancy posed a serious physical or mental health risk to the mother. REUTERS/Andrea Comas (SPAIN - Tags: CIVIL UNREST CRIME LAW HEALTH)