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- Liva & Laia : 15th November
Spain's ruling PSOE party's 6 year old law, allowing same-sex marriage, could be repealled if the Partido Popular are voted into power in the general election on the 20th November.
The PP are currently 15 points clear of the PSOE in recent opinion polls and are widely expected to take an overall majority in parliament.
However, the PP look set to reverse the law allowing same-se marriage after party leader, Mariano Rajoy, branded the law 'unconstitutional', and that he would change it. He told reporters yesterday "I will listen to the court, but I don't like the fact that there is gay marriage and I don't think it is constitutional. What I don't like is the word ‘marriage'."
The Catholic Church and the PP opposed the law when it was passed 6 years ago.