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Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched through the heart of Mexico City on Saturday to protest a proposed constitutional amendment to create   homosexual “marriage” and adoption in Mexico as well as plans to impose sex education inspired by gender ideology . The marchers walked from the National Auditorium down the city’s main avenue, the Paseo de la Reforma , to the Angel of Independence , one of the most important monuments of the city. Although city officials estimated attendance at 20,000, march organizers and Church officials cited estimates of 400,000-450,000. Drone video provided by organizers indicated a large crowd stretching down the Paseo de la Reforma, but the video did not include a flyover of the entire march route. Demonstrators dressed in the customary white shirts of Mexico’s pro-family movement chanted and held signs with such slogans as “You can see it, you can feel it, the family is defending itself,” “The family, united, will never be defeated,

A strong majority of voters in Bermuda have opposed same-sex marriage in a non-binding referendum in the British island territory. Results showed large majorities voting against same-sex marriage and civil unions in separate questions, but the referendum was invalidated because turnout was just below 50 per cent, officials say. Premier Michael Dunkley said his government was evaluating the results of Thursday's vote, in which 69 per cent opposed same-sex marriage and 63 per cent rejected civil unions. He said the results mean those supporting same-sex marriage in Bermuda will likely go to court to challenge the ban on its recognition. "This has been and will continue to be a highly sensitive matter," he said. "Despite our differences we must progress forward. And my hope is that as we move forward as a country, we move ahead with greater tolerance, understanding and respect and appreciation for one another." Dunkley's government scheduled the non-binding