
Ecuador is the third country in the world to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and allows same sex marriage on its constitution.

Ecuador is the third country in the world to explicitly prohibit discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and allows same sex marriage on its constitution.
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Archbishop Antonio Arregui Yarza of Guayaquil criticized the draft charter for including what he called ambiguous abortion laws and granting the same benefits to same-sex couples and married heterosexual couples.
“A union between homosexuals is not a family,” Arregui said in a news conference Monday. “We’re going to request that the entire Christian conscience takes note of the nonnegotiable incompatibilities of this constitution with our faith.” He also said the proposed document is “leaving the door open to the deletion of a new baby.”