File:Ballot paper used in 2022 Cuban Family Code referendum.jpg

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中文:2022年古巴家庭法公投使用的选票(票样)
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Source https://twitter.com/ldejesusreyes/status/1552750763700625409
Author Consejo Electoral Nacional

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