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This banner was hung a couple days ago, in Cañitas, one of the most posh neighbourhood of Buenos Aires. After that, someone uploaded to Facebook, and it got viral in a couple of hours.

Actor Ernesto Larresey and his partner, the representative of actors Alejandro Vannelli, attended today the civil registry of the Centre for Management and Participation (CGP) No. 14 of the City, in Palermo, to make an appointment to get married, after the passage of the law allowing marriage between same sex.

Larrese and Vannelli, who are partners for over 30 years, will marry Aug. 13 in the PGC number 14, the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Palermo.

The date you were granted the authority of civil registration is conditional on the promulgation of the rule, enacted in the early hours of Thursday by the Senate, an act that he must comply
Executive, and is projected for the coming days.

The grant date was met in a formal act in the civil registration of Beruti 3325 in Palermo, where the couple attended together with members of the Federation, past 1530.

Before the passage of the gay marriage law, and Vannelli Larrese had lodged with the Supreme Court an order for "prompt release" of records on marriages of gay couples to marry.

In that sense, had asked the high court declared the ban unconstitutional and legally authorize marriage between persons of the same sex.

Education Minister, Alberto Sileoni on Thursday criticized the use of children by religious educational establishments in the marches against the bill of marriage between persons of the same sex.

After inaugurating the XX Children's Book Fair and Youth Sileoni said the government is "against all kinds of staging of the kids on an issue that is great."

"I do not speak on the substance of the matter is being treated for who should, but the use of the kids," he said in remarks to the press.

He admitted that "perhaps it is arguable that the issue be addressed by middle school boys", but considered that "big discussions we have to argue the greatest."

He insisted that children should be "unrelated" to the rallies, while stressing that "costs a lot to the whole society has 180 instructional days."