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More than 50,000 attend Chilean LGBT rights march
Four presidential candidates, European Union ambassador took part
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Chile drops blood donation ban for gays
Gay blood donation still barred in the United States
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Chilean LGBT rights advocates honor murdered gay man
Daniel Zamudio died after a group of men beat him in a Santiago park
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Mexican Supreme Court finds gay marriage ban unconstitutional
Ruling cites two U.S. Supreme Court cases on racial segregation
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Gay advocates outside U.S. welcome Obama’s inaugural address
Activists say it reaffirms administration’s commitment to LGBT rights.
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Video: Parada Hoyl swore in as first Chilean elected gay
Jamie Parada Hoyl was sworn in as Chile's first openly gay elected official earlier this month
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Chile’s first openly gay elected official takes office
Jaime Parada Hoyl won a seat on the Providencia municipal council on Oct. 28
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Mexican Supreme Court rules against same-sex marriage ban
Three gay Oaxacan couples challenged denial of marriage licenses, ruling opens possibility of same-sex marriage throughout the country.
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Chilean voters elect country’s first openly gay politician
Jaime Parada Hoyl won seat on Providencia council. Two transgender candidates also won local council candidates.
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Latin American LGBT activists visit the U.S. on State Department-sponsored trip
Nine Central and South American LGBT activists will remain in the country through Sept. 22
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