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In my most liked photo on Instagram I'm skinny.
Extract from the article by Irantzu Varela for the book '(h)amor 8 gordo' (Continta Me Tienes, 2023).
Pedophilia, silence, and homophobia: outrage is not enough; we must defend ESI.
“Those who are outraged by abusers are often the same ones who refuse to have comprehensive sex education implemented in their children’s schools,” says Franco Torchia.
Transgender women denied participation in elite athletics: What does it mean and what impact does it have?
World Athletics has passed a new resolution banning transgender people from competing internationally.
The fight for therapeutic abortion in El Salvador: Beatriz's story
The Salvadoran state must answer to the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (IACHR) for denying her the right to choose. Why the absolute criminalization of abortion puts the integrity of pregnant people at risk.
"Today we can write other Never Agains with LGBT memory"
Interview with Matías Máximo, journalist and author of the book "The Never Again of the Madwomen. Resistance and Desire in the Last Dictatorship."
Soledad Cayunao, the Mapuche defender who puts her body on the line to stop the fence builders of the Chubut River
“It’s not just about defending Mapuche territory. These are the sources of the water, the river that runs through all of Chubut. This should matter to everyone,” says Soledad Cayunao. A look back at the long struggle to defend the territory, as seen through the eyes of a reporter who spent six days in the area.
Updated information on sexual diversity worldwide: what ILGA's new database is like
Starting today, ILGA's free and open access database makes crucial information about sexual diversity available worldwide.
The demonstration commemorates 400 people detained and disappeared by state terrorism in Argentina.
Tribute to the disappeared LGBT+ people due to State Terrorism, during the week of Remembrance and the anniversary of the coup in Argentina.
Women weavers of Nazareno: weaving the knowledge and memory of the Kolla people
A group of twenty Kolla women, "Las Warmis" from Nazareno, Salta, came together to recover ancestral weavings as a way to build memory, political organization and future.
5 questions for Los Pipis: "Theater is a game where you don't lose"
Since 2017, this duo has been writing, acting, and directing from queer universes, with creative freedom and surprise as their horizons.