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• CHILE'S FIRST GAY UPLE WEDS AS SAME SEX MARRIAGE LAW TAK EFFECT
• THE PERPLEXG NARRATIVE ABOUT BEG GAY LAT AMERI

CHILE'S FIRST GAY UPLE WEDS AS SAME SEX MARRIAGE LAW TAK EFFECT

Image source, Getty ImagImage ptn, Supporters of LGBT rights celebrate the passg of a same-sex marriage law by Chile's parliamentChile has approved a landmark law allowg same-sex marriage the historilly Catholic legislatn, overwhelmgly approved by parliament on Tuday, also enabl gay upl to adopt children. HistoryHomosexual activy Chile?

Homosexual activy Chile is legal. Current statSce Dec 23, 1998Legal Homosexual activy is legal marriage Chile? Is the same bill that is legalizg gay adoptn.

Current statSce Dec 9, 2021Legal The new law that legaliz same-sex marriage also provis adoptn benefs to same-sex onlyLegalizatn onlyChilean law stipulat that sgle gays are allowed to adopt, but gay upl may not. Current statSce Apr 24, 2013Legal The Chilean Health Mistry repeals the blood ban after a year of lobbyg by the untry's leadg LGBT anizatn, Chilean Homosexual Integratn and Liberatn Movement (MOVILH). UnequalArticle 365 of the Penal Co tablish 18 as age if nsent for gay upl, whereas 14 is the standard age if nsent for straight upl.

THE PERPLEXG NARRATIVE ABOUT BEG GAY LAT AMERI

AdvertisementSKIP ADVERTISEMENTThe legalizatn of same-sex marriage Chile as the untry grappl wh sweepg mands for social Berti/Agence France-Prse — Getty ImagSANTIAGO, Chile — Lawmakers Chile on Tuday legalized same-sex marriage, a landmark victory for gay rights activists that unrsr how profoundly the untry’s polics and society have shifted the past overwhelmg majori both chambers, lawmakers put the unns of same-sex upl on par wh others, makg Chile the 31st natn to allow gay marriage and takg a signifint step toward nsolidatg as the norm Lat vote as Chile, long seen as a stable and nservative untry the regn, grappl wh an urgent mand for sweepg social change om var sectors of society.

Augto Pochet’s dictatorship, and rewre the laws that ame the moment of reckong showed how out of touch the polil class had been on a broad range of issu, cludg gay rights, said Rolando Jiménez, one of the lears of Movilh, a leadg gay rights anizatn Chile. Esteban Felix/Associated PrsThe requt was nied, as expected, and the uple left the buildg to addrs the reporters who had been nvened outsi by Movilh, the gay rights was the first salvo of a legal battle that unfold for more than a before judg at home and Peralta followed the vote and wept as he heard the rult.