Gay couples celebrates victory in Argentina. They are now given same rights enjoyed by their heterosexual counterparts including  adopting children after the country legalised same-sex marriage last Thursday, 15 July 2010.
The unprecedented legislation passed despite intense opposition by the  Roman Catholic Church.  Argentina is known to be predominantly Catholic  nation. The vote is  33 to 27  with three abstentions. With this, Argentina became the  first country in Latin America to legally recognise gay marriage. While  same-sex civil unions are recognised in Buenos Aires, parts of Mexico  and Brazil and in Uruguay, no other Latin American country prior to  Argentina had allowed gay and lesbian couples to marry.
Argentina now joins nine other countries in the world where same-sex  marriage is legal, including Belgium, Canada, Iceland, Netherlands,  Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Spain, and Sweden. In the United States, gay marriage is legal in five states –  Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont – and federal  district Washington DC. (Click on the links for headlines stories)
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"Gay marriage" and "Homosexual marriage" are not the same thing.