The End of Life, An Euthanasia Law

Authors: Nunez Cubero MP

DOI: 10.23880/abca-16000208

Volume 4, Issue 4

Abstract

Since the First Euthanasia Bill was presented in our Parliament (2017), we had considered that this debate fell within the reflection that every plural and secular society should address, since it is not the debate itself, but the decisions that which may or may not be ethical. What should concern us is the inversion of the value system that has been introduced into our society and that conditions decisions. Technology has prolonged life, but it has also lengthened, at times, the process of dying with suffering for the patient and family. When a cure is not possible, and treatments become futile..., the duty to care for our patients, to relieve them and accompany them in the final trance persists.

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