Cuban Pedro Rafael Delgado, a 56-year-old acuntant, saw his life change dramatilly jt days after Cuba approved a set of laws by referendum September that allow gay marriage.
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- CUBA WEL GAY RIGHTS AS PROGRSIVE FAY TAK HOLD
- CUBA PUBLISH DRAFT FAY THAT OPENS DOOR TO GAY MARRIAGE
CUBA WEL GAY RIGHTS AS PROGRSIVE FAY TAK HOLD
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RESETWhile Cuba has long been hailed as the vanguard of Lat Ameri's left, had lagged behd regnal neighbors on marriage equaly, cludg Argenta, Brazil, Chile and Colombia, who moved more quickly years past to approve gay marriage and other socially progrsive transgenr medil stunt Ariana Meros, of Matanzas, rells two years earlier explag to her universy rector that "he" was now a "she. In the early 1960’s, after Fil Castro took power, many gay people were sent to ernment work mps alongsi polil dissints.
CUBA PUBLISH DRAFT FAY THAT OPENS DOOR TO GAY MARRIAGE
Though homosexualy was legalized Cuba 1979, many gay men and women said they still faced open discrimatn.
Mariela Castro, the dghter of former Cuban print Rl Castro, has openly advoted through a ernment-fund center for improved rights for gays, lbians and transgenr people. In 2018, Cuban legislators abandoned provisns that would have legalized same sex marriage amid fears that a homophobic backlash would have lowered turnout for a referendum to approve a new nstutn.