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Pride and resistance in the streets of Buenos Aires
Pride is resistance: a chronicle of how the 35th LGBTIQ+ Pride March was experienced in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires.
“The outrage is in the streets”: protest for the trans women attacked in Palermo
A press conference was held outside the Buenos Aires City Legislature to condemn the attack against transgender sex workers in Palermo. They also reiterated the community's long-standing demands and called for participation in the 35th Pride March on Saturday.
Homophobia in Córdoba: Man arrested for attacking gay couple with a machete
A 54-year-old man threatened a gay couple, attacked them with a machete, and was arrested after a raid. Local municipalities expressed their solidarity with the assaulted couple.
How the attack on trans sex workers in the Palermo Woods unfolded
In the early hours of Sunday morning, a group of cyclists attacked transgender women who were working as sex workers in the Palermo Woods. The violence is on the rise.
In photos: 8th Transdiverse and Pride March in Villa 31
A storm of pride swept through Villa 31 during the 8th Transdiverse and Pride March. Residents and community groups denounced the harassment of working-class neighborhoods by Jorge Macri's government and demanded an end to hate crimes.
Day of the Dead: How Michoacán protects its cultural heritage from mass tourism
This comic celebrates the community of Michoacán and its way of preserving the Day of the Dead, in the face of commercialization by mass tourism.
Arguments in trial for triple lesbicide and attack: “The crime was motivated by hatred of the victims”
The prosecution and the plaintiffs' arguments concurred in requesting the maximum sentence and the aggravating circumstances of lesbicide and femicide for the accused in the Barracas massacre. They considered the prior hatred and harassment based on the victims' sexual orientation to be proven and expect the court to explicitly state this in the sentence.
Lulén and Max: the story that the Justice system of Córdoba refused to hear
Lulén Watts and Max Caviglione, two trans men, were sentenced by the Córdoba courts to 12 years and six months in prison for attempted murder. The story behind the sentence that the justice system refused to hear.
Cannon fodder: the book that recovers silenced stories of transvestites and trans people during the civic-military dictatorship
The book, published by the Trans Memory Archive, compiles the testimonies of transvestite and trans victims of State Terrorism. Fifty years after the civic-military coup, it is a fundamental record.
Lechedevirgen: “Undoing art means restoring its ritual and collective dimension”
Lechedevirgen is a trans artist from Querétaro. She seeks to break down hegemonic structures and promote inclusion in institutional art spaces. "We need to create a world for ourselves.".