Countries that legalize Gay Marriage in next decade

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Dutch Antilles: I don't think so, but maybe at some point.
Panama: It will happen, but it won't be tomorrow.
Peru: It won't happen this decade, but they  probably pass civil unions at some point.
Bolivia: It would depend on how the politics there envolve.
Venezuela: I could see Maduro legalizing it. If fair elections are done again in the country, it would elect a conservative president at the start (probably Machado). It could probably be passed by the congress elected by the next election after that.
Italy: I think they can pass it by referendum. They should try that way.
Monaco: I don't think so unless the Grimaldis support it for some reason.
San Marino: Probably in the next years.
Czechia: The same.

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I think it will be a long time until gay marriage gets passed in Peru. It's just unpopular. I suppose civil unions may get passed but there needs to be a Congress in favor of it. Social liberal politics aren't much popular  here. Fujimorists wouldn't support it and parties like Peru Libre neither would. Also, the famous local homosexuals don't give the movement the best image.

At least in Peru the idea isn't that popular outside young people in middle/upper class urban areas. Also, local social progressive activists are too focused on trying to help the causes of indigenous people and doing the activities one could expect from them rather than turning minds on the issue. They just live on their bubble.

In Bolivia it would depend on how the MAS envolves. The Santa Cruz based centre right may support it too at some point, but the most likely posibility is that they will focus on the evangelical vote.