It was an important day in the trial for the transphobic murder of Diana Sacayán: activists made their presence felt both inside and outside the Buenos Aires courts, where the hearings are being held. The closing arguments began yesterday. The first argument presented before Criminal Court No. 4 was that of the family's legal team, represented by lawyer Luciana Sánchez.
In this radio column that we do on No se puede vivir del amor with Franco Torchia, we talk about the mobilizations that were organized in Paraná (Entre Ríos) and the City of Buenos Aires to ask for the acquittal of Joe Lemonge and the arguments in the trial for the transvesticide of Diana Sacayán.
Teacher Quimey Ramos says that the trans job quota is not "being in effect" and is promoting a national campaign to get it implemented.
One week after Joe Lemonge's conviction, LGBT activists mobilized in front of the National Congress to demand his acquittal and denounce the discriminatory actions of Judge Cristina Lía Vandembroucke and Prosecutor Santiago Alfieri.
By Florencia Capella. Screenplay: Ana Fornaro and María Eugenia Ludueña.
Football and advertising, in the last (at least) 20 years of history, have remained unchanged. No social forces, no regulatory advances, no shifts, and above all, no pretense. They are two extremely powerful sectors of society that don't even need to feign compliance or make public commitments.
The first time I saw an infectious disease specialist, she tried to bribe me. She told me my tests were fine, but that I should get them done at a lab she trusted, and that if I mentioned her name, I'd get a discount. I had all the paperwork, but I didn't know anything—not what a CD4 count was, what a viral load was, nothing.
Luana's mother, the first trans girl in Argentina to legally change her gender, has just published her second book, "Free Butterflies." Following "Me, a Girl, Me, a Princess," she recounts her daughter's life and the realities of life and raising trans children in Argentina.
Mauro Oviedo, a player for Córdoba Rugby Club, insulted, grabbed by the hair, and slammed the head of Jorgelina Sapp, the young owner of Casa Warhol, a cultural bar known for its LGBTQ+ community in Córdoba, against a column. Following the victim's criminal complaint, the club has promised sanctions.
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