Nouveau monde : l'intérieur le premier véritable usine de bébé - les femmes pauvres viennent à cette clinique d'Indiens à louer leur ventre à des couples riches du monde entier. Une solution pratique à des problèmes modernes ou la pire sorte d'ingénierie sociale ? Texte par Le Nouvel Observateur - ANAND - Maanasi est prêt. Le 34-year-old est allongé sur la table d'examen, les pieds dans des étriers, attendant que le Dr Patel à arriver. Deux aides-infirmières point une lampe à son ventre. Maanasi à peine laisse échapper un soupir quand le docteur implants deux embryons à l'intérieur d'elle, avant de partir sans un mot. L'opération n'a même pas

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Brave New World: Inside India's First Bonafide Baby Factory - Poor women come to this Indian clinic to rent their bellies to wealthy couples from around the world. A practical solution to modern problems or the worst kind of social engineering? Text by Le Nouvel Observateur - ANAND - Maanasi is ready. The 34-year-old is lying on the examination table, her feet in stirrups, waiting for Dr. Patel to arrive. Two nurse's aides point a lamp at her belly. Maanasi barely lets out a sigh when the doctor implants two embryos inside of her, before leaving without a single word. The operation didn't even last 10 minutes. The clients, an American couple, had sent six frozen embryos by plane. Another attempt will still be possible, should this one fail. With her small sack on her shoulder, the young woman will be taken to the ''house of surrogates, '' a few hundred meters from the clinic, where she will be staying until the baby is born. That is also when Maanasi will meet the clients for the first time, just after the birth. She will then be able to go back home to her village, to her husband and her two children, aged seven and nine. And in her bank account, which will have been opened for the occasion, there will be $4, 000 for her trouble. How could she refuse such a deal, when she normally earns under a dollar a day? The nine months and labor amount to the equivalent of 20 years' wages..This is Anand, India, a medium-sized town with 150, 000 inhabitants, located 100 kilometers from Ahmedabad, the largest city in the state of Gujarat, in the northwest of the country. Until recently, this typical town with its backfiring rickshaws, its noisy mess of street peddlers, its scrawny cows and stray dogs, was the milk capital of India. Thanks to the success of the Akanksha Infertility Clinic, it is now the world's hub for babies: 100 pregnant women here are carrying babies that are not theirs. Many of them are expecting twins. Indeed, to maximize the chances of success, two or even thr

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