The Military State of the Galapagos wrote:Legalization of Gay Marriage
With the ever more controversial topic of gay marriage becoming a bigger issue with the population the government has decided to finally legalize gay marriage. This monumental decision has only come into being after a tight 173-127 vote in congress with multiple Conservative Party congressmen voting in favor of the law. This law which will now overturn 100’s of years of prosecution and oppression against the LGBTQ community has been part of the Galapagos’s moves towards liberalization following the coup against the previous authoritarian regime. The decision has split the nation in halve as the devout Christian population decides where to draw the moral line between morality and liberty. Multiple protests have broken out in the conservative centers of Santiago, Montevideo, and Cordoba protesting the new law, and while police have been called there have been no outbreaks of violence besides a few isolated incidents leaving 2 injured and 1 arrested. Many in the government are hopeful that these new laws will propel the Galapagos into a golden age of liberty and democracy and help shed the authoritarian past that was put on them by GENA occupation.
Upon hearing about The Military State of the Galapagos' decision to legalize gay marriage, The Independent Republic of Aumbura sends its goodwill, and praises the new legislation.
"Aumbura and The Galapagos have not always seen eye to eye," said President Leland Friece in a recent interview. "However, we applaud this most recent decision of theirs with great enthusiasm. Personal liberty is an important thing, and I'm happy to see the LGBTQ+ citizens of the Galapagos having their freedom expanded."
















