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Cuba: The Church and Gay Rights

Thursday, June 26th, 2008 @ 13:02 UTC

by Skye Hernandez

Countries:: Cuba
Topics:: Human Rights, Religion, Politics
Languages:: English

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pt:: Cuba: A Igreja e os Direitos dos Gays...

The Cuban government's growing support for gay rights is drawing criticism from the island's Roman Catholic Church. Protest is good, says Uncommon Sense, but the Church has it all wrong on this issue.

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