is hard to imagine what this must have been like for akie abe shinzo abe's widow. amid her own private grief with so many looking on. it was her lonely task to carry her husbands as is into the state funeral. among the many eulogies that followed perhaps the most heartfelt came from mr abe close his political ally and successor yoshihide suga. translation: i yoshihide suga. translation: , , ., yoshihide suga. translation: ,, ., , ., , translation: i spent all those years with ou in translation: i spent all those years with you in the _ translation: i spent all those years with you in the prime _ translation: i spent all those years with you in the prime minister - with you in the prime minister office i was so happy through good times and bad i will say this repeatedly prime minister shinzo abe you were a true leader of our country japan. you were a true leader of our country japan-— you were a true leader of our country japan. you were a true leader of our count ja an. , . .,, ., country japan. this funeral was not without controversy. _ country japan. this funera

translation: abe made japan able to go to war and fight again. - that is why i'm against abe and hisunced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever he did, he did it against the constitutional principles. he did against the principles of democracy. the scale of these rallies opposing shinzo abe's state funeral show what an incredibly divisive politicalfigure he remains, even after his death. to these people, he was a corrupt warmonger who wanted to drag japan back into the past. but to his supporters, he was an international statesman who saw the threat from china coming and was determined that japan must prepare for it. mr abe's supporters say he understood that to fend off a rising china, japan needed to deepen its alliance with america. but to do that, he also knew japan must be ready and

abe had a very, you know, a futuristic vision.he region. so in order to get the united states involved in the region, we need to have the power on ourselves to defend ourselves. but the japanese people were never asked if they agreed to that change. nowjapan's ruling party is preparing a state sendoff for its fallen leader. and once again, the japanese people have not been asked. but they will not stay silent. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in tokyo. with under two months to go until the men's football world cup in qatar, there are concerns over insufficient accommodation for fans. over a million people are expected to travel to the finals, but many fans say they're being priced out — with too few affordable rooms, as our middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi reports from doha. with less than two months left for the world cup to kick off, the excitement is building up. qatari nationals and residents are bracing themselves for the biggest football carnival. the country is set to become the smallest nation ever to host

that is why i'm against abe and his state funeral.ing prime minister. but when it was announced he would be given a state funeral, the mood changed. i'm actually surprised that the opposition to the state funeral has gone up so much more. you know, as the weeks passed, and now it's like over 60% of the people. i think it has most to do with the fact that abe is seen as somebody who is not accountable to his people. and so whatever he did, he did it against the constitutional principles. he did against the principles of democracy. the scale of these rallies opposing shinzo abe's state remains, even after his death. to these people, he was a corrupt warmonger who wanted to drag japan back into the past. but to his supporters, he was an international mr abe's supporters say he understood that to fend off will retreat from the region. so in order to get the united states involved in the region, we need to have the power on ourselves to defend ourselves. but the japanese people were never asked if they agreed to that change. nowjapan's rul

it is hard to imagine what this must have been like for akie abe, shinzo abe's widow.nely task to carry her husbands ashes into his state funeral. among the many eulogies that followed perhaps the most heartfelt came from mr abe close political ally and successor yoshihide suga. translation: | spent- all those years with you in the prime minister office i was so happy through good times and bad i will say this repeatedly prime minister shinzo abe you were a true leader of our countryjapan. this funeral was not without controversy. opinion polls show around 60% of japanese people did not want it to happen. but as the dignitaries gathered inside on the streets outside, long lines began to form. of ordinary japanese people wanting to be part of it. wanting to show their feelings. he is a big icon in japan and i love him. i want to show respect, love everything. ilove him. all of these people in this line love him too i guess. this state funeralfor shinzo abe is deeply dividing japanese society. you can see this queue, we understand is three km long. many thousands of peop

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is hard to imagine what this must have been like for akie abe shinzo abe's widow.he state funeral. among the many eulogies that followed perhaps the most heartfelt came from mr abe close his political ally and successor yoshihide suga. translation: i yoshihide suga. translation: , , :, yoshihide suga. translation: ,, :, , :, , translation: i spent all those years with ou in translation: i spent all those years with you in the _ translation: i spent all those years with you in the prime _ translation: i spent all those years with you in the prime minister - with you in the prime minister office i was so happy through good times and bad i will say this repeatedly prime minister shinzo abe you were a true leader of our country japan. you were a true leader of our country japan-— you were a true leader of our country japan. you were a true leader of our count ja an. , ., .,, ., country japan. this funeral was not without controversy. _ country japan. this funeral was not without controversy. opinion - country japan. this funeral was not without controversy. opinion pol

question penn has held estate funeral for shinzo abe. it was attended by dignitaries from around the world but inside japan, there is an is about the cost of the funeral and the division of labor -- the division of shinzo abe's legacy. >> cremated shortly after his death, his ushers were carried into the state funeral by his widow. services normally reserved for japan's imperial family. an exception was granted for the country's longest-serving prime minister. among the international dignitaries were indian prime minister and to the former british prime minister theresa may. the japanese prime minister led the tributes. shinzo abe was the one who worked harder than anyone else in the world to build and maintain peace with japan, the region and across the globe. and to maintain and promot an international order that values freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. ever a polarizing figure in japan, hundreds protested against the state funeral. it had an $11 million price tag. it is perhaps on the world stage where shinzo abe's

now, abe was assassinated during a campaign speech in july, but some in japan do not believe he should state funeral. leaders from around the world will be attending the ceremony. cnn's blake essek joins me now from tokyo. i have to say it is complicated and nuanced, and yet from what i've seen on the streets there are people who are incredibly angry that is what perhaps is not a lot of money for japan is being spent on this funeral nonetheless. >> reporter: yeah, paula, when it comes to the celebration for a man who was equally revered and criticized here in japan i can tell you this remains a divided nation for many different reasons including the cost of the state funeral, abe's connection to the controversial unification church, the decision making process behind holding the state funeral and the political nature of this event that's being paid for by the taxpayers. to put that into perspective there are roughly 700 foreign dignitaries planning to attend, among them several heads of state and u.s. vice president kamala harris who have already held or are planning to hold bilateral

as we know shinzo abe — most important? as we know shinzo abe was _ most important?for having very bitter relationship with japan's neighbour like china and south korea. and of course there were many other issues like controversial law that he passed which basically gave a lot more power to japan self—defense force which means japan can have an active army but shinzo abe was a true believer in having more military power in light of growing influence from china and also since russia invasion of ukraine he had been very vocal and increasing japan's defence spending so even after his death. the opinions are very much split about whether he should be holding a state funeral i think this is something about him as a politician.— politician. thank you for “oininu politician. thank you for joining us _ politician. thank you for joining us on _ politician. thank you for joining us on the - politician. thank you for - joining us on the programme. the cypher of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of de

. >>> japan is preparing to say good-bye to assassinated former prime minister shinzo abe. but some people in the country say he shouldn't have a state funeral. a live report from tokyo next. >>> just moments ago u.s. vice president kamala harris arrive in tokyo to attend the state funeral of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe. leaders from around the world will be attending the ceremony tuesday. abe you'll remember was assassinated during a campaign speech in july, but some in japan do not believe he should be getting a state funeral. cnn's blake esk joins us from tokyo. it's been shocking to see such an act of political violence and now a state funeral has galvanized no many against the government. tell us more. >> paula, when it comes to the celebration for a man who was equally revered and criticized here in japan, i can tell you that for many different reasons including the cost, abe's connection to it controversial unification church, and the decision making process behind holding tomorrow's state funeral, that this remains a very divided nation. that being sai

they've had a difficult and controversial relationship with shinzo abe.y were upset with a number of things that happened during his time. the overall view is the relations between china and japan hit a deep freeze and to thaw them out xi jinping did make a statement to japan after the coronavirus. >> so many political implications inside and outside. blake and will ripley, thank you so much. >>> ahead this h hour, growing opposition to russia's troop mobilizatition. we'll break down thehe fear and defiancece it sparkeked. >>> then pakistan, first the rain wouldn't stop now the suffering. to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, rememberhe three ps. what are the three ps? the three ps of life ie on a fixed budget are ice, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80, what's my price? $9.95 a month for you too. if you're age 50 to 8

there is a table for flowers shinzo abe. there is a table forflowers and shinzo abe.people are up because people are queueing up and they have to start early because so many people were already waiting. as you can see, he was a very divisive politician. even when he was alive and even after his death opinions are very much split about this state funeral. 0k, thank you. and the official ceremony will start in around 40 minutes' time there. here's the latest sports news. hello, this is your sports update. england and germany shared a thriller in their group match on monday. already relegated england went to— see behind. this then a remarkable turnaround inspired by luke shaw, mason mount and harry kane. england went ahead with a few minutes remaining. 3—3 late on. england are on their worst run since 1993 but their manager says there is plenty to take away. manager says there is plenty to take away-— manager says there is plenty to take awa . ., , . take away. the whole experience has been one _ take away. the whole experience has been one we _ take away. the whole expe

opinion. polls did show more than half of the public is against the state funeral. gail. sabrina, abe's assassination in july triggered a series of revelations about the current ruling liberal democratic parties, links to the unification church. a religious movement regarded by some of the cult whose members are often known as moonies. no quarter. oh, i was so shocked to find out how deeply the unification church has been involved in japanese politics. this is very dangerous. i think we should not allow this to be happening for more info miracle. when our bay resigned 2 years ago, he was deeply unpopular after a series of scandals. but it was his close association with the church that was the alleged motive for his murder. his kill us as his own mother had been defrauded by the unification church leaving beth family destitute. lucy's company are based killing through a spotlight on the church. his deep connection to japan's ruling party, the l. d. p. prime minister, casita apologized and promised to sever his parties linked to the church, but the full out for the l. d p. his government

the former prime minister sions, obey. abe's funeral has become a flash point for public anger at the political scandal, and opposition to our bay successor from the same posse. current prime minister simeon, to shita. oh, think ave was a terrible politician. and prime minister to shita said he would listen to the opinions of japanese people who are at home, but he is ignoring opinion. polls did show more than half of the public is against the state funeral. gail, very little. abe's assassination in july triggered a series of revelations about the current ruling liberal democratic parties, links to the unification church. a religious movement regarded by some as a cult whose members are often known as moonies. oh, i was so shocked to find out how deeply the unification church has been involved in japanese politics. this is very dangerous. i think we should not allow this to be happening more than 4000000 miracle. when our bay resigned 2 years ago, he was deeply unpopular after a series of scandals. but it was his close association with the church that was the alleged motive for his mu

abe's party and controversial unification church.spondent is in tokyo. >> shinzo abe, japan's longest-serving prime minister, ashes are carried down. a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the u.s. vice president, kamala harris. india's prime minister manager modi -- manager modi -- nahendra modi, and others. outside, people waited for hours express condolences, but just as when he was prime minister, mr. abe's state funeral has differing opinions. >> i am paying a tribute not only for his service to the country but also the way he was killed. >> i have nothing against spending that kind of money on the country, but the money could be spent on other things, like people who are suffering where a typhoon hit. >> many protesters throughout the day, protesting the state funeral, which is usually only reserved for imperial family members. others are concerned about the 10 million pound price tag, quite the change of an outpouring of grief and sadness. the state funeral is now over, but what is being

still quite strong feeling about abe's party links to the unification church.why we're seeing such staunch opposition to this? >> reporter: that's one of several reasons why there are so many people that stand in opposition to this upcoming state funeral. the reality here is that in life and now in death shinzo abe has been and will continue to be a polarizing figure. when it comes to the idea of a government-funded state funeral that will cost taxpayers at least 1.6 billion yen or 12 million u.s. dollars to honor the diplomatic legacy of japan's longest serving prime minister shouldn't cause a surprise this is a very much divided nation. in fact, tomorrow's state funeral for abe sparked controversy ever since fumio ka she da announced decision just a few days after abe was shot and killed while delivering a campaign speech back in july. he said he made the decision to host the event to honor abe's diplomatic legacy after messages of condolence came pouring in around the world. ever since protests have been held on a regular basis with the opposition seeming to

the state funeral of japan's assassinated former prime minister, shinzo abe, has been taking place inice president, kamala harris. but the decision to hold a state funeral has proved controversial, with some people worried about the cost, and about the close links between mr abe's party and the controversial unification church. 0ur correspondent, mariko 0i, reports from tokyo. akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. 4,500 people attended to pay respect to shinzo abe, who was shot dead injuly in a rare case of violent crime in the country. among those attending today were the us vice president kamala harris, india's prime minister narendra modi and the uk's former prime minister theresa may. outside, a long queue of people also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against s

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a state funeral is set to get under way forformerjapanese prime minister shinzo abe as leaders from aroundorld gather to pay their respects. our correspondent mariko oi is in tokyo. i am outside where the event will be taking place this afternoon but there has been growing opposition from protesters, citing the legitimacy and the cost. and work begins to remove the tens of thousands of floral tributes left to honour the queen, in central london. in the last few hours nasa has successfully managed to test the world's first planetary defence system by deliberately crashing a spacecraft into an asteroid. the dart mission is the first ever attempt to change the course of a large object — roughly the size of a football stadium. a live camera relayed the spacecraft�*s final few seconds to nasa scientists before it crashed into the rock. there, oh, my goodness. oh, wow. four, three, two, one... oh, my gosh! whoo! oh, wow! visual confirmation. cheering they had a news conference after that and the dart team spoke of their relief that the mission had been achieved. it is wonderful to do something t

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officials ahead of tomorrow's state funeral for former prime minister shinzo abe.l recall he was assassinated in early july. cnn is live in tokyo. what more can you tell us about the vice president's trip, blake? >> reporter: well, christine, about 4,300 people are expected to attend tomorrow's state funeral including roughly 700 foreign dignitaries, among them u.s. vice president kamala harris. she arrived in tokyo just a few hours ago and only about 30 minutes ago wrapped up a bilateral meeting with japanese prime minister fumio kishida. during that meeting, vice president harris said she will continue to work together with japan to ensure a free and open indo-pacific and put forward -- that was put forward excuse me by former prime minister shinzo abe. while globally abe was known as a charismatic international statesman, here is japan he is revered and criticized for his domestic policies. when it was announced a government-funded state funeral, without asking the parliament, one man set himself on fire outside of prime minister's kishida residence in protest.

and that is as, as a politician ever since he entered politics in the early 90 ninety's, abe's mission above all wells, was really removing what he called the post war regime, the set of institutions, the constraints placed on the japanese military, on the japanese, stayed at the end of world war 21945 by the us occupation. and he, as a politician, wanted to overturn that consensus. he was very clear about this when he became prime minister for the 1st time in 2006. he said as his logan, i am determined to leave behind the post war regime. and frankly, for a lot of older japanese and you look at his support by generation, a lot of older japanese appreciated that post war consensus. i mean, they grew up turned up was for consensus, they had positive associations about it and, and did not see the point. and of course his support was always, i think, stronger among younger japanese. and so, i mean, there, i mean, he was touching some of the most fundamental cultural identity questions, the japanese have it and i think is always made him a figure that it made it very difficult to persuade.

as american lead chairs with the service emphasized abe's global legacy. as a country under family said they final good by to sins or are they a spring and no to my ass harris season experts on japanese politics and a senior fellow for asia at the center for american progress is also author of the iconoclast and sions. are arby and the new japan which examines mister abe's rise and fall as japanese leader and harry shaped japan's role in the world. a welcome to d w. a. let's start with these protests about this state to a funeral. tell us more about the objections. well, i think there are a few different reasons why a public opinion ended up becoming so strongly against holding the state payroll and, and to be, to be clear as a state funeral. this means a state funeral funded entirely out of the national treasury, where other prime ministers were the costs of and afraid by other organizations. and so the opposition for the most part was not to having a ceremony of this kind, but it was who was going to foot the bill. and so just to get that out of the way.

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and this was this 2021 video of abe speaking to and praising the group that set him off.known everywhere for elaborate mass weddings, but they also pressure members to make lavish donations, and that, says yamagami, is what happened to his mother. she gave them so much money, she bankrupted the family. now the church is under intense and hostile media scrutiny though it says it later returned about half the money. but in this tabloid spread, yamagami's supporters call his action revenge. in tokyo, demonstrators protested against the cost of abe's funeral.re alsooutr b what they've learned about how the unification church gets money from the vulnerable in donations or for merchandise like $20,000 for this urn and $30,000 for a book of the founder's teachings. >> for the church itself, it will be very bad. >> reporter: jeff hall lectures in japanese politics and culture. >> the church will forever be tarred by this scandal, and it will have a lot of trouble getting new recruits in japan. >> reporter: so in a way, at the time sue yi yam gama got what he wanted. but in his de

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japan now, where in just a few hours a state funeral will be held for former prime minister shinzo abeher to remember mr abe who was shot dead during an election rally injuly. the us vice—president kamala harris and india's prime minister narendra modi are expected to be at the service. live now to tokyo and mariko oi. way back its fair to sayjust over the last few weeks we have seen opposition to the state funeral growing and pulse adjusting, more than half of the countries population are now against it. yes absolutely it _ population are now against it. yes absolutely it is _ population are now against it. yes absolutely it is fair to say that the mood has changed since the assassination in earlyjuly. as you said the state funeral for the former prime minister in the also the longest serving prime minister will take place this afternoon starting at 2pm local time. that is the building with a life green roof this is as close as we can get due to tight security. four and a half thousand guests are expected to attend including some 700 overseas gas as well as firm and ambassadors to jap

from pennsylvania his mom recorded that video on abe's first day of kindergarten a few years ago andwent viral wracking up millions of views online she did not realize she had to send abe to school with a packed lunch that morning so knowing peanut butter isn't allowed she threw together in her own words a rancid peanut butter and jelly sandwich she agreed with abe it was, quote, truly terrible. she advises other moms to be kind to themselves adding you don't have to be perfect all the time, it's okay. by the way, abe is now in fourth grade studying for a bright future as a brutal yelp reviewer we'll be right back with your sunday mug shots is my eye twitching? you don't have to choose a spending category or remember to opt in. sir? what happened? your cash back automatically adjusts for you. wonderful. earn 5% cash back that automatically adjusts to your top eligible spend category up to $500 spent each billing cycle with the citi custom cash℠ card. ♪♪ downtherecare with cottonelle 'cause the candles are lit and the playlist is fire. but before it goes down, clean yourself up with s

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legacy ah, cremated. shortly after his death she though abe's ashes we carried into his state funeral by his widow. akira ave such services, anomaly reserved for japan's imperial family but an exception was granted for the country's longest serving prime minister ah, ministers among the international dignitaries where indian prime minister ninja mo, day, today, w died it onboarding field and former british prime minister to resume take up your pocket, japanese prime minister because she the fu meo led the tributes. and if on thought she sheen saw there was the one who worked harder than anyone else in the world to build and maintain peace with japan, the region and across the globe will she i you and to maintain and promote an international order that values freedom. she democracy think are human rights and the rules law. you stella of a single so logical disha ever a polarizing figure in japan. hundreds protested against our bay state funeral. and it's $11000000.00 price tag. it is perhaps on the world stage where our base influence is most admired, us vice president carmella horace

mr abe is only the second prime minister to have this service.ne took place 55 years ago for yoshida/ 0ther protesters were questioning the huge price tag of 10 million to host this event. a protester we spoke to earlier said money should be spent on other more important things, especially when people have been struggling with the rising cost of living. but there was a long queue of people wanting to pay their respects outside. it really goes to show how polarising, how divisive mr abe is. when he was alive as prime minister and even after his death. his state funeral has been divisive among the japanese public. heavy fighting is continuing in ukraine's eastern donbas region, which russian forces have been trying to take for months but where ukrainian troops have been making gains in recent weeks. getting full control of donbas remains president putin's stated aim in ukraine. 0ur senior international correspondent, 0rla guerin, and camera journalist goktay koraltan report from the city of bakhmut where residents endure constant russian shelling a

akie abe, the widow ofjapan's longest serving prime minister, carries his ashes to his state funeral. also waited for hours to express their condolences, butjust as when he was prime minister, mr abe's state funeral has divided opinion. translation: i'm about to pay for a tribute to mr abe - because of his contribution to the country, but also to the way he was killed. translation: i have nothing against spending that much i money for the country, but the money can be spent on other things, like people who are suffering in shizuoka, where a typhoon hit. many protests took place throughout the day questioning the legitimacy of a state funeral, which is usually only reserved for imperial family members. diplomacy continues for the current prime minister fumio kishida, who is taking the opportunity to hold dozens of meetings with the state leaders who have attended. pushing ahead with the event has affected his popularity. whether it was worth the cost and the surrounding controversy remains to be seen. mariko oi, bbc news, in tokyo. the contest to host eurovision 2023 has been whittled

globally, abe was known as this charismatic international statesman.cized for his domestic policies. so when it was announced that a government funded state funeral would be held to honor his legacy without consulting parliament, a lot of people who weren't happy about it. in fact, one man even set himself on fire outside of the prime minister's residence in protest last week. while not as extreme, other protests have taken place on a regular basis. according to the latest poll, 56% of the public now stand in opposition. opposition that is growing larger as a result of abe's connections to the unitification church. after learning that hosting this event will cost $12 million, that being said, there's still a lot of people here who credit abe with shaping japan that exists today and feel a state funeral is appropriate. a divided nation will be on display with areas set up for mourners to gather and lay flower, while at the same time, multiple protests are expected to be held. >> those are the dynamics of the vice president's visit there. blake, thank yo

this comes after the suspect in the killing of former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe, said he was motivated by alleged wrongdoing by the group. a former american member of the organization says the issue is complicated as the groups influence stretches far. our reporter has a report. >> i was believing that world war iii was about to happen that armageddon was coming. >> steve is a former member of a group he describes as a cult. he says he is now in expert on colts. >>> he was 19 and dealing with the breakup when three women invited him to an event. they did not tell him that they were part of the unification church. he was later convinced to join the group, which was headed by the leader. >> he talked openly about how lying was fine for god. if you lie to recruit somebody or to protect the group from some lawsuit, or bad pr, that is okay. >> he was with the group for 2.5 years. after climbing up the ladder, he was told that you can control people by making them dependent on you. this will allow you to dictate policy to them. >> the beginning was always to be helpful, can we dona

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shinzo abe was assassinated in july. thousands protested against the funeral. public opinion has been split. our reporter from tokyo. his report contains flash photography. reporter: the remains of shinzo abe were carried into the venue by his widow, accompanied by the current prime minister. his decision was to go ahead with this controversial state funeral. more than 4000 guests including many dignitaries and world leaders heard him lead tribute to his friend and mentor. >> rest while after all you have done for our nation and think you most sincerely. make an arrest in eternal peace. reporter: he served as prime minister twice, coming to power a second time as japan was recovering from the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >> that was really the spirit that the prime minister brought to japanese politics. reporter: he was credited with making japan more assertive internationally, but his critics accused him of moving the country away from its traditional path of pacifism and many people have been protesting against this event. they have been angered by the cost a

members of japan's self-defense forces fired cannons in a 19-gun salute as abe's widow akie abe carried the late leader's ashes to a feral cerony. among those attending were vice president kamala harris and indian prime minister narendra modi. meanwhile, thousands of protesters marched through tokyo's streets chanting, "no state funeral!" protesters took aim at abe's push to revise japan's pacifist constitution, his ultranationalist views, and his refusal to apologize for war crimes committed by japanese soldiers during world war ii. and cubans have voted overwhelmingly to legalize marriage equality. in a nationwide referendum held sunday, more than two-thirds of cuban voters backed a family code that allows lgbtq people to marry or form civil unions and to adopt children. it also promotes the equal distribution of domestic responsilities between men and women and takes steps to address domestic- and gender-based violence. on monday, cuban president miguel dÍaz-canel tweeted -- "starting today, we will be a better nation. #loveisnowthelaw" and those are some of the headlines. i'm amy go