Interés Humano

Cuba legaliza el matrimonio igualitario, la adopción homoparental y el vientre subrogado

Del total de 5.891.705 votos válidos, 3.936.790 fueron por el sí (66,87%) y 1.950.090 por el no (33,13%)

Dancers walk to the beach with a rainbow flag at the Gran Muthu Rainbow Hotel located Guillermo Key in Ciego de Avila Province, Cuba on November 27, 2021. - Cuba's first LGBT hotel, which had been inaugurated in December 2019, but very soon had to close due to the coronavirus pandemic, reopened to attract that tourist segment at a time when authorities are studying the approval of equal marriage on the island. Under all preventive sanitary measures, this five-star accommodation received its first clients again on November 15, when Cuba reopened its borders after 10 months of confinement. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP)
Dancers walk to the beach with a rainbow flag at the Gran Muthu Rainbow Hotel located Guillermo Key in Ciego de Avila Province, Cuba on November 27, 2021. - Cuba's first LGBT hotel, which had been inaugurated in December 2019, but very soon had to close due to the coronavirus pandemic, reopened to attract that tourist segment at a time when authorities are studying the approval of equal marriage on the island. Under all preventive sanitary measures, this five-star accommodation received its first clients again on November 15, when Cuba reopened its borders after 10 months of confinement. (Photo by YAMIL LAGE / AFP) YAMIL LAGE

La Habana. Los cubanos aprobaron en referendo con un 66,87% de votos el Código de las Familias, que legaliza el matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo, la adopción homoparental y el vientre subrogado, ubicando a la isla en la vanguardia de Latinoamérica en esta materia.

La legislación, que sustituirá la ley vigente de 1975, fue objeto de una intensa campaña mediática y en redes sociales por parte del gobierno a favor de su aprobación. “Ganó el Sí. Se ha hecho justicia”, escribió el lunes el presidente Miguel Díaz-Canel, en su cuenta de Twitter.

‌
‌

‌

‌
‌

‌

‌