Divorce between Law and Custom in the first episode of "Out of Context"

In matters that affect people's lives, neither one narrative nor one angle is enough.. Hence, the program "Out of Context" comes to open a discussion about the social issues we live the details of daily, approaching them from within through voices directly connected to them, far from preconceived notions and ready-made answers.

In its first episode, the program places the issue of divorce before more than one angle, pausing at what custom says, what the law stipulates, and the rulings, rights, and consequences that result from separation affecting the spouses and the family.

For divorce may seem like a clear decision on the surface, but it opens up many questions behind it: Where do the boundaries of custom stand? Where does the law begin? And how do these visions intersect with what the spouses experience on the ground?

In "Out of Context," issues are not raised to be settled with a single answer, but to be understood from all their angles.