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    Colombia legally recognises union between three men

    Alejandro Rodriguez, Manuel Bermudez and Victor Hugo Prada plan ceremony to celebrate notary signing paperwork
    by Sibylla Brodzinsky in Bogotá Jul 03, 2017 2 minutes
    Alejandro Rodriguez, Manuel Bermudez and Victor Hugo Prada at their home in Medellín. Photograph: Courtesy of Manuel Bermudez

    When the officiant at the ceremony says “you may now kiss the groom”, Victor Hugo Prada will have to choose which of the two men standing with him he’ll kiss first: Manuel or Alejandro.

    The ceremony, planned for Colombia in the coming months, will celebrate the first legalised union of three men in the country – and possibly the

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