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Argentina passed a new law on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis and STIs
After many years of struggle, the new law on HIV, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, and STIs was approved in the Argentine Senate. Why it can save many lives.
Paraguay: Another peasant community violently evicted
In an excessive operation, the police evicted the one hundred members of the community and arrested ten people, nine of them women.
In Mexico, 1 in 20 people identify as LGBTI+
For the first time, Mexico conducted a survey to learn about the situation of the LGBTI population.
Plurinational and anti-racist pride at the Stop Trans Murders march
In the City of Buenos Aires and in various parts of Argentina, thousands joined the March to Stop Transvesticide, Transfemicide and Transhomicide on Pride Day.
How Ballroom culture was born: an LGBTI+ political celebration
Ballroom dancing, which is all the rage in Argentina, Mexico and some South American countries, has a long history of struggle.
Amal: songs of love, identity and pride
Amal, drag queen singer-songwriter. From childhood in La Matanza to Latin American popular music.
Pride 2022: Hundreds of thousands of LGBT+ people filled the streets of Latin America amid celebration and protest
Celebrations and protests from Lima, Santiago de Chile, El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico City reflecting different realities and the same struggle.
Investigation into attack on LGBT bar in Oslo: two dead
There are two dead and more than 20 injured. Pride celebrations in Oslo were canceled, but people still took to the streets to protest the violence.
One year of transvestite trans job quota in Argentina
María Pía Ceballos, a transvestite activist, reflects on the Law for the Promotion of Formal Access for Transvestite, Transsexual and Transgender People, its impact on the culture of work and politics.
Buzz Lightyear: To infinity and beyond a lesbian kiss
The Buzz Lightyear movie was banned in fourteen countries for a lesbian kiss that lasts less than a second on screen. Why is it at the center of the debate? Verónica Ferrari (Peru), Caracol López (Mexico), and Mariana Rodríguez Fuentes (Argentina) answer.