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War in ukraine, the pressure on the cost of fuel, which is also priced in the dollar value, so the strong dollar is causing problems there. and the post—pandemic demand is still high, costs are high across the board around the world. in asia, japan actually intervened in currency last week in order to support the yen. many people asking, is the next step for the bank of england to also intervene in the pound? thank ou ve intervene in the pound? thank you very much _ intervene in the pound? tha...

Evangelical churches oppose the moves which would give same—sex couples the chance to adopt. among the first to vote was the cuban president and his wife, who came out in support of this raft of changes to the family code. the most noteworthy change was the legalisation of same—sex marriages or civil unions. it also would give the power to gay couples to adopt. the president said he expected the motion to pass, although he did recognise there could be a strong could be a strong anti—govern...

HAVANA, Cuba (AFP) — Cubans went to the polls Sunday to vote in a landmark referendum on whether to legalise same-sex marriage and adoption, allow surrogate pregnancies, and give greater rights to...

Among the first to vote was the cuban president miguel diaz canel and his wife, who came out in support of this raft of changes to the countrys family code. the most noteworthy change would be the legalisation of same—sex marriages or civil unions. it also would give the right to gay couples to adopt. the president said he expected the motion to pass, although he did recognise there could be a strong anti—government vote and said that, whatever the result, he felt it had been to the benefit ...

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It marks a big moment for Cuba, which saw gay people persecuted in the 1960s and 70s.

Cuba has voted to legalise same-sex marriage and give gay couples the right to adopt children in a historic national referendum.

Cuban communist leaders applauded the result of a nationwide referendum, which upends decades of discrimination. The move was opposed by conservative Christians in the Catholic and evangelical communities.

Citizens in cuba have been voting on a referendum called the family code. it includes same—sex marriage. evangelical churches oppose the moves which would give same—sex couples the chance to adopt. would give same-sex couples the chance to adopt.— chance to adopt. among the first devote _ chance to adopt. among the first devote was _ first devote was the cuban president and his wife, who came out in support of raft of changes. the most noteworthy changes. the most noteworthy change was the...

Cubans voted to legalize same-sex marriage and adoption as well as surrogate pregnancies in a referendum over the weekend, the communist country's electoral officials said Monday.