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How would this apply if the couple have children and then get a divorce? If the mtoher doesn't work, how much could she get from the husband?
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article said:The Church holds considerable sway in the country with the world's second largest Catholic population after Brazil.
That was my first thought. Of course the Catholic church is against it.turbo said:I would have thought it would be tough to get traction for such an idea in a country that is so heavily Catholic.
Ryan_m_b said:Not to mention it's an extremely effective way of deciding who owns a woman.