The Lof Quemquemtrew community denounces an intentional fire on the land of another Mapuche family in the Cuesta del Ternero area. The deadline for their removal was Friday, February 28th. This is the story of a land reclamation that gave rise to another machi (Mapuche spiritual leader).
“Trunco”, written and acted by Javi Marra, premiered in Buenos Aires. It tells the story of a love between two children from a small town in the 90s.
The trial—supposedly oral and public—began on February 25th before the General Roca/Fiske Menuco courts and is taking place behind the scenes. The head of the National Parks Department—a plaintiff in the trial—filed a lawsuit seeking to remove the sacred ceremonial space, the rewe.
Four transgender teenagers filed an appeal against Milei's decree that prohibits hormone treatment in minors.
Diego filed the complaint at the University, but El Colmex has responded slowly, failing to properly implement the protocol against gender violence, and has disclosed his personal information and data.
Keys to understanding a trial that for the second time brings to the dock five Mapuche women from Lof Winkul Mapu (Río Negro) who were deprived of their freedom, already a crucial witness in the Santiago Maldonado case.
The fires that broke out on February 16 and 19 in Trevelin and Los Alerces are out of control, with little response from the authorities. The Nahuelpan Mapuche community is in danger. Three of the people responsible for the January fires have been identified.
In Paraguay, community kitchens have historically been a grassroots response to hunger, an act of resistance and solidarity. During times of greatest economic and social crisis, women in neighborhoods and communities organize these kitchens, using a wood or charcoal stove and a large pot to prepare the food.
He gained international recognition in 2022 with his short film "Argentina is not white," which screened at the Cannes Film Festival, but he has been involved in art since a young age. Discovering the work of "Identidad Marrón" (Brown Identity) changed his life and his political and artistic perspective.
They were people who openly displayed their identity: feminist activists, a couple walking hand in hand, another living together, and one of them even returning from a meeting prior to the mass march on Saturday, February 1.
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