Fresh from Trelew, where she participated in and covered the #ENM2018, María Eugenia Ludueña spoke last night with Franco Torchia on "You Can't Live on Love." The director of Presentes reviewed these three historic days in which thousands of women, lesbians, bisexuals, transvestites, and trans people gathered in Chubut: the massive National March…
Maru Ludueña, director of Agencia Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's news in the region: the elections in Brazil and the first trans woman elected as a member of parliament; the arrest of a young man accused of the transphobic murder of Azul Montoro in Córdoba a year ago, who will go to trial…
Ana Fornaro, co-director of Agencia Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the week's news: the social transvesticide and death in an accident on Route 4 of Alma Clara Solano, a 42-year-old trans woman working as a prostitute; an attempted transvesticide in Peru by police officers and the decision…
María Eugenia Ludueña, director of Presentes, spoke with Franco Torchia about the repercussions of the Gender Identity Law in Chile and the international outcry over its exclusion of minors under 14. She also discussed how the law does not provide access to rights beyond legal gender recognition. Regarding…
Ixchel Cisneros and Gonzalo Sánchez de Tagle, from the Mexican media outlet Anfitaz, welcomed Kenya Cytlaly Cuevas, a trans activist and founder of Casa de las Muñecas (House of Dolls), an organization that seeks to expand access to services for people experiencing homelessness, drug users, incarcerated individuals, people living with HIV, sex workers, and the LGBT+ community. In this #DerechoRemix podcast, they discussed the circumstances that led her to become a human rights defender, the case of Paola, and the negligence of authorities in addressing hate crimes against the trans community—an issue that urgently needs to be addressed and included on the institutional agenda as soon as possible.
In this column that we do on No se puede vivir del amor, on La Once Diez, the public radio of the City of Buenos Aires, we talk about the interview that Valeria Licciardi did with Lizzy Tagliani for the Presentes agency and about the presentation of the bill for a national quota for transvestite trans employment in Argentina.
We're broadcasting live from the #8A vigil. We're talking about how sexual diversity is joining the fight for #SafeLegalAbortion.
In this weekly LGBTQ+ news segment, which airs every Monday after midnight on "No se puede vivir del amor" (You Can't Live on Love), the most exciting late-night radio show on sexual, emotional, and journalistic diversity worldwide, we discuss Dr. Abel Albino's controversial statements about HIV, the initiative by the Uruguayan LGBT Chamber to promote inclusion in companies, and the march held in Córdoba three years after the transfemicide of Laura Moyano.
In this radio segment, which airs every Monday after midnight on "No se puede vivir del amor" (You Can't Live on Love), we discuss the homophobic attack suffered by Hermann, an acting student, in La Plata, and the reports from LGBTQ+ organizations regarding violence against LGBTQ+ people. We also talk about television and trans people, and about the columns written for "Presentes" by trans activist Quimey Ramos and Gabriela Mansilla from Niñeces Libres (Free Children).
We talked about the trans and travesti employment quota bill that was introduced in the Argentine Congress; Hannah Gadsby's monologue Nanette; and our interview with Paraguayan director Marcelo Martinessi. We also discussed what trans activist Alejandra Grange told us about trans people's access to healthcare.
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