Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oct 3, 2004 / 22:00 pm
A state representative from Buenos Aires has sponsored a measure before the local parliament that calls for the creation of “sexual education workshops for parents,” enabling them to more effectively assume the moral and human formation of their children.
The bill, sponsored by State representative Jorge Enríquez, represents an innovative alternative to the efforts by various local officials to “standardize” sex-ed programs in the Buenos Aires region through school programs that promote contraception, ignore chastity, and in some cases encourage homosexual relationships.
Enriquez explained that one such program teaches that “sexuality changes according to age and person,” thus covertly promoting homosexuality.
“We know well that the problem of homosexuality, for example, has its origin in psychological and not genetic problems. Therefore it is so important that boys and girls recognize themselves for who they are from a very young age, as persons with a naturally defined sexuality,” he said.