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ONU-DH celebra que el matrimonio igualitario sea una realidad en todo el pais

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UN Mexico statement marking marriage equality becoming a reality across the country in October 2022.

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Start with the answer Which global marriage and family recognition wins expanded LGBTQ+ rights? Key wins included Brazil, Colombia, Taiwan, Cuba, Mexico and Greece, each using a different legal route. Read the topic guide Global Marriage and Family Recognition Wins Marriage and family recognition expanded through court rulings, national registry decisions, referendums, parliamentary votes and state-by-state reform.

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Publisher
Naciones Unidas en Mexico
Type
government
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high
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3 pages

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Open original source https://mexico.un.org/es/205018-onu-dh-celebra-que-el-matrimonio-igualitario-sea-una-realidad-en-todo-el-pa%C3%ADs Accessed 5 June 2026 Open archived copy https://web.archive.org/web/*/https://mexico.un.org/es/205018-onu-dh-celebra-que-el-matrimonio-igualitario-sea-una-realidad-en-todo-el-pa%C3%ADs

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Global Marriage and Family Recognition Wins

Used by Questions

Which global marriage and family recognition wins expanded LGBTQ+ rights?

Used by Timeline Events

26 October 2022 LegalInternational

Mexico Achieves Nationwide Same-Sex Marriage

With the state of Tamaulipas becoming the last of Mexico's 32 states to legalise same-sex marriage, Mexico completed a 13-year process that began with Mexico City in 2009. The journey was achieved primarily through state-by-state legislation and court rulings rather than a single national law. Mexico's Supreme Court had ruled in 2015 that state-level bans on same-sex marriage were unconstitutional.