Gabriela Conder, the lawyer representing Eva Analía “Higui” de Jesús, explains the current status of the case. Together with more than ten social organizations and independent activists, they are launching the Campaign for Higui's Acquittal today and calling for a gathering in front of Congress on Lesbian Visibility Day.
In this episode, number 14 of Bicho and I, the duo mentioned by Lucas Fauno Gutiérrez (script) and Jon Amarillo (art) ask themselves:
The Argentine actor stars in the French film of the year, "120 Beats Per Minute." He plays an activist with Act Up, the direct action organization created in 1987 to raise awareness of the HIV pandemic and protest against government inaction and the pharmaceutical industry.
In this installment of the comic strip that tells in the first person what it's like to live with HIV, Bicho and I dismantle one of the strongest definitions with our *bicho dictionary*.
With a script by Lucas Fauno Gutiérrez and illustrations by Jon Amarillo, the duo Bicho and I put on the Sailor Moon uniform and appeal to her lunar magic scepter to answer the question: How can you not tell me that you have a bug?
Early Thursday morning, Adriana Bonetto was murdered in her home in Rincón, Santa Fe. The main suspect is a man with whom she had been in a relationship for several months. Family and friends of the trans woman are demanding justice and organizing a march for next week.
In this installment, Bicho and I tell us about the differences between HIV and AIDS syndrome.
Adriana Bonetto, 45, lived in San José del Rincón (Santa Fe province), where she was murdered. She was found dead early this morning, wrapped in a bloodstained sheet, with multiple stab wounds to various parts of her body. This was reported today by the Santa Fe Public Prosecutor's Office.
In this installment of Bicho and I—the tenth in Presentes!—we talk about medication, its pros and cons. Adhering to treatment isn't always easy. Several factors—emotional, social, and personal—come into play.
More than 400 people, convened by the National Front for the Health of People with HIV, gathered at 2:00 PM in front of the Ministry of Health for an open assembly to analyze the situation following last week's reports of a shortage of medications for HIV patients in several Argentine provinces. On Thursday, the government issued a statement declaring the problems with the delivery of supplies resolved and announcing that deliveries would return to normal next week.
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