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Trinidad González, star of The Secret of the River: “We deserve to tell our stories”
Interview with Trinidad González, the first Mexican trans actress to star in a Netflix series.
Buenos Aires will be the next venue for the world's most important LGBT activism gathering.
The ILGA World Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, was the largest in the organization's history. At its closing, Buenos Aires was voted the next host city, embracing diversity in the face of the far-right advance of Milei's government.
Celebration and remembrance: Mocha Celis High School celebrated its annual festival and paid tribute to Zoe López
The Mocha Celis trans high school celebrated its 13th anniversary with its annual Mocha Fest, a tribute to Zoe. The event took place outdoors, with free admission, music, performances, and a fair.
Race of Kings: Long live the Drag King!
A new edition of Carrera de Reyes returns to the stage. An investigative process about drag identity.
Mexico: A year without justice for Ociel Baena and Dorian Herrera
One year after the murder of the magistrate from Aguascalientes and her partner, the Justice system continues to refer to it as a "crime of passion" and does not provide information about the investigation.
How violence impacts the mental health of LGBTQ+ and intersex people in Peru
A report conducted for the second time in Peru reveals the mental health consequences of experiencing violence and discrimination for LGBTIQ+ people.
The ILGA World Conference began with panels, guided tours of the Trans Memory Archive and a drag show
1,200 LGBTI+ activists arrived in Cape Town, South Africa, for this meeting. The first day consisted of thematic pre-conferences, in which Agencia Presentes participated.
More than a thousand LGBTIQ activists gather in Cape Town for the largest gathering of sexual diversity activists.
The ILGA World Conference is the most important gathering of LGBT activists globally. It takes place in Cape Town, South Africa, from November 11th to 15th. And we will be participating from Presentes.
Six months after the triple lesbian murder in Barracas, the hotel is marked to remember Pamela, Roxana, and Andrea.
With a plaque and a festival, LGBT activists paid tribute to Roxana, Pamela, and Andrea, victims of the triple lesbicide in Barracas.
A network demands action to protect the rights of LGBT migrants from Latin America
More than 30 organizations discussed the violation of the rights of LGBT migrants. Why it is necessary to make cisgender-nonheterosexual migration visible.