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Mara Gómez makes history in Argentina: "Football saved my life"
Mara Gómez became the first trans woman footballer to play in the first division in Argentina.
In Chile, the pandemic forced many LGBT+ people into the closet
There is a little-known reality of young lesbian, bisexual, gay and trans people who have to live with or return to their families during the pandemic.
Feminism and sexual diversity want to change everything in Guatemala
From the outbreak of November 21st until now, social movements, feminisms and LGBT people have taken their demands to the streets.
Impunity reigns in Veracruz, the most dangerous Mexican state for LGBT people.
In 2020 alone, there were at least 24 hate crimes. But the state doesn't record them, and the public prosecutor's office doesn't investigate them as such.
Disability activism: from the social stigma of disability to political identity
In the heat of the LGBTI+ struggles, the multiple identities of disability or functional diversity propose new dialogues.
Diverse families in Paraguay fight for visibility and rights
The Paraguayan state has a unique nuclear family model that reproduces traditional gender roles.
HIV: States owe us a cure, rights, and quality of life
COVID-19, Argentina 2020: 140,000 people living with HIV in the country, according to UNAIDS; 38 million worldwide. And me, who am I amidst so many figures and numbers?
Young lesbian woman prosecuted for defending herself against a police attack in El Salvador
By Stanley Luna, from El Salvador. Valentina and her partner were arrested by two police officers in February of this year. The officers tortured them for hours, but Valentina is accused of injuring an officer in self-defense, and the Attorney General's Office is pursuing a trial against her for assault and resisting arrest. Valentina and…
Chile: The return of the hate bus
"Hate speech and human rights denial are not part of freedom of expression." By Constanza Valdés.
Only the gods do not die
Maradona's journey from Villa Fiorito to where he ended up was like a world within a world. He was called arrogant, a homophobe, a faggot, a "head," a womanizer, and a violent sexist.