by Rex Wockner
A million people turned out for Madrid's gay pride parade July 4.
With same-sex marriage already legal and little left to fight for, organizers put forth the theme of greater freedom for GLBT young people in schools.
In Barcelona, about 35,000 people marched June 28. It was the city's first large-scale pride parade. The procession began at Placa de la Universitat and ended at Placa d'Espanya.
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