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Polish Prez vows to veto adoption law for same-sex couples

Warsaw, June 21(UNI) Polish President Andrzej Duda on Friday promised to veto a law allowing same-sex couples to adopt children.
"It is not a secret to anyone that I am a resolute opponent of such decisions for children to be adopted by people of the same sex. So what are we even talking about?" Duda told Poland's RadioZET, answering the question about whether he would veto such a bill.
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