Luanda — MPLA stressed the importance of the union of family members to build a strong nation capable to deal with the problems of family break-up and ensure recovery of moral and civic values.
The ruling party's stance was highlighted Saturday by its deputy leader, Luísa Damião, at the end of a ceremony held by the party's women wing (OMA), ahead of the International Family Day.
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