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The paper examines the influence of religious values –specifically from the Catholic Church– in the legislation of the rights of dying patients to refuse medical treatments by the National Congress of Argentina. Based on the analysis of a corpus of bills introduced in the last decades (from 1996 to 2012), the tensions and articulations between confessional and secular arguments surrounding the attempts to legislate on matters regarding autonomy at the end of life are discussed. The paper describes the sources and arguments found in these initiatives and the use of religious values to support divergent positions regarding the rights of terminally ill patients. The important presence and the invocation to religious values respond to a particular configuration of Argentinean secularity and political culture, which reflects the crystallization of complementary spaces between religion and politics.

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Incidencia de valores religiosos en la regulación de derechos en el final de la vida: análisis de proyectos parlamentarios sobre el rechazo de tratamientos médicos en Argentina