Spain's Constitutional Court has once more upheld the 2005 law granting same-sex couples the right to marry, with 8 voting for and 3 against with one judge abstaining.
This follows on from the similar vote earlier in the year, which I wrote about here.
As I wrote in that earlier article, doesn't Mariano Rajoy have more important things to worry about than attempting to reverse gay-marriage laws, for example getting the Spanish economy back into some semblance of order?
Blogging from the Highlands of Scotland until I return to the Murcia region of Spain towards the end of January 2018 for about a month
'Fair and softly goes far' - Miguel de Cervantes
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Constitutional Court again upholds gay marriage law
Posted by Bill at 9:08 pm
Labels: equality, human rights, law, Religion, same-sex marriage, Spain
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