Spain's Constitutional Court Upholds Same Sex Marriage Law

A good day for same sex marriage on both sides of the pond

Reason Staff | 11.7.2012 8:53 AM

Gay marriage will continue to be lawful in Spain.

The governing Popular Party had appealed against the law, claiming marriage inferred a union between a man and a woman.

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Spain's Constitutional Court Upholds Same Sex Marriage Law

A good day for same sex marriage on both sides of the pond

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