Malta backs introduction of divorce in referendum (Reuters)
Posted on: Tuesday, May 31st, 2011 in: UncategorizedReuters - Staunchly Catholic Malta approved the introduction of divorce, backing the move by a small majority in a referendum.
Reuters - Staunchly Catholic Malta approved the introduction of divorce, backing the move by a small majority in a referendum.
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