Second Gay Couple Marries in Argentina

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        Second Gay Couple Marries in Argentina
    
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          Mar 03, 2010
          
        
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A gay couple in Argentina married on Wednesday, joining in the country's 
second legally binding same-sex marriage.
Damian Bernath and Jorge Salazar held their ceremony at a Civil Registry office in Buenos Aires, according to Agence France-Presse.  

A judge in February handed down a ruling allowing them to marry. This couple follows Alex Freye and Jose Maria di Bello, who were told by a judge in November that they could marry on December 1, World AIDS Day. After legal proceedings postponed their wedding, they eventually got married December 28.

        
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