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If a few months ago we had been told that, to get married,  couples  had to do it with a barbijo, surely we would not have believed it; however, it seems that this modality is imposed among those who decide to take this step so important. We tell you what happens in  Salta .

While  celebrations  and gatherings are suspended for the moment, that does not mean that the bride and groom want to take the next step in the relationship. For them, in  Salta they enabled and allowed  marriages .  

The  Government  gave the approval and, as of Monday, 18 May, Salteños are already allowed to marry in the   civil registry   offices, only in the afternoon. But it will not be so simple: couples will have to follow a fairly strict protocol of safety and health care.

Among the measures, one of the most curious is that they decreed that the use of the  barbijo  is mandatory, even in the  kiss . Yeah, as you read: kiss, but with the barbijo on. Other measures aim to reduce the number of people attending. Only witnesses and six guests are going to be able to be. Families will have to fight to have a place, as those left outside the selection will not even be on the doors of the Civil Registry.

Of course, people included in the irrigation groups will not be able to attend, nor are many people allowed to attend. This occurs within a framework of a small  reopening in the northern province .

Many yearn to marry now and be able to celebrate when the  quarantine  rises; others prefer to wait and marry later, when their  friends  and loved ones can attend.

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