Marriage Equality Arrives in Jalisco, Mexico!

Last year the Supreme Court issued a ruling saying it was unconstitutional for Mexican states to bar same-sex marriage.
But that decision was considered a "jurisprudential thesis" that did not invalidate state laws, meaning couples would have to sue for the right to marry and wait for the courts to rule in each individual case.
Tuesday's ruling establishes a generalized right for same-sex couples to wed in Jalisco, which is home to the country's second-largest city, Guadalajara.