Tropachün was a young Mapuche woman, a symbol of the indigenous genocide of the Desert Campaign. She was taken prisoner and enslaved in the La Plata Museum, where she died. It took 130 years for her remains to be returned to her ancestral territory.
This comic tells the story of María Epul, the machi of Cerro Negro who was summoned by Perón to try to cure Evita.
Saint Pino Fernández was a teacher, artisan, basket weaver, and Qom spiritual authority. In this comic, we wanted to rescue her story and the legacy that endures in the Chaco forest.
Violeta Alegre, a transvestite activist and human rights trainer, is DJ Invertida: an artist who brings dissident struggles to the electronic music tracks.
The Global Sumud Flotilla, intercepted by Israel in violation of international law, is generating mobilizations of support throughout much of the world. Its targets are Gaza.
What happens when your city is named a Magical Town? El Patio de la Estrella, an inclusive neighborhood in Veracruz, faces the risk of eviction. It's the only space in Córdoba that openly advocates dissident and Afrofeminist rights, and it shelters women living in contexts of violence and migrants.
Paraguayan LGBT organizations recognize this date as the first public demonstration of activism for sexual diversity, which came 10 years before the Stonewall riots in the United States.
Thousands of people marched from Plaza de Mayo to Congress to demand justice for the triple femicide of Lara, Brenda, and Morena. Relatives of the victims led the demonstration in Buenos Aires City.
Hundreds of women marched in Plaza Flores to demand justice for the three girls murdered in Florencia Varela. They are planning to meet in front of the National Congress on Saturday.
The word "funa" didn't emerge on Twitter or TikTok, but from the streets. Today we're faced with another term: cancellation, which emerged in the United States. They are related but very different phenomena.
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