On October 26, same-sex marriage was legalized throughout Mexico after it was approved in Tamaulipas, the last state where it was not yet legal.
This was confirmed by the Congress of Tamaulipas in an official statement in which they stated: "Taking into account that through the aforementioned reform, national and international standards on the right to equal marriage and non-discrimination of any person are complied with, we have well declare the appropriateness of the legislative action”.
With this approval, article 132 of the State Civil Code will be reformed, in which it will . . .
