Presentes director María Eugenia Ludueña spoke with Franco Torchia about the XXVII LGBTIQ Pride March in Buenos Aires: how young people took to the streets en masse to put their bodies on the line to celebrate diversity, show their pride, claim their rights, and defend their identities and desires.
The 2018 Pride March in Buenos Aires brought together 400,000 people, in a celebration with slogans against austerity measures, repression, and the deaths of transvestites and trans people.
The Chilean capital celebrated its second LGBT+ march of the year, the Santiago Parade 2018, convened by the Movement for Homosexual Integration and Liberation (Movilh).
A day of celebration with a Plaza de Mayo filled with thousands of people and a massive march heading towards the National Congress.
The dismembered body of Stephanie Paola Castro, a 28-year-old lesbian woman, was found in a rural area of Escazú, about 15 kilometers west of San José. No arrests have been made so far.
The minister of the new government and evangelical leader Eduardo Petta supported the anti-rights groups that marched against sex education.
Presentes is turning two, and the celebration will be a collective day of editing content on the Spanish Wikipedia. Will you join us?
Fanny Aguiar, a 34-year-old trans woman, was murdered in her home, located at the corner of Cufré and Cagancha streets in the La Comercial neighborhood of Montevideo. Her body showed several stab wounds.
This November 17th we marched under the slogan #StopTransMurders, for a Transgender Employment Quota, for a Law on HIV, Hepatitis and STIs, and against budget cuts to HIV and AIDS.
This November 17th we marched under the slogan #StopTransMurders, for a Transgender Employment Quota, for a Law on HIV, Hepatitis and STIs, and against budget cuts to HIV and AIDS.
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