Direct witnesses to the 2017 murder of Rafael Nahuel—his cousin Johana and another young Mapuche man, Lautaro—and his aunt María, gave crucial and harrowing testimonies before the Fiske Menuco/General Roca Oral Court. “The State killed him from behind.”.
The messages from the Mexican actor and aspiring politician have been widely shared on social media, including misinformation about the LGBTIQ+ population and comprehensive sex education.
Mocha Celis, a teacher and community leader at the Mocha Celis High School, denounced the serious attacks she suffered last week. "Violence can be resolved with education, dialogue, and respect for rights," she said.
It was within the framework of a repressive operation to evict the Lafken Winkul Mapu Mapuche community, on November 25, 2017.
Based on the book "Las guerrilleras", the film is about a group of feminist warriors who take refuge in a Puerto Rican landscape and shows their daily survival through collective inventions.
Manuela González is the first transgender councilwoman in Entre Ríos. Since August, she has held a seat on the Gualeguaychú City Council. A teacher, she also served as the municipality's Director of Diversity. This interview explores her life in school, carnivals, activism, and politics.
Interview with Mauricio Clavero, PhD in psychoanalysis and Master in Clinical Psychology specializing in dissidence.
Faced with the lack of response from the authorities, a group of women organized themselves to search for clues and leads about their missing relatives in the context of gang-related social violence.
Journalist Víctor Hugo Robles, “the Che of the gays”, interviews the protagonists of the first protest of sexual diversity that took place on April 22, 1973 in Santiago de Chile.
More than half of Mexico's trans and non-binary population experiences discrimination when using restrooms, as happened at the Cineteca Nacional. The dissemination of this news generated a wave of gender misinformation and transphobic rhetoric on social media.
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