Election divides Ireland and more wars and crises
Ireland votes on whether to legalize divorce amid family splits and Catholic influence. Turnout climbs in Dublin as polls show a close race, with a potential constitutional change to allow divorces after four years of separation. Other dispatches cover challenges to Poland’s Walesa election, Arafat’s appeal to Germany, Zambia’s parliament controversy, and rising Guarani personal crisis reports in Brazil.
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