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Protest against hate crime in Barracas: “It was a triple lesbicide, it was a massacre”
Hundreds of people demanded justice for the lesbian women, victims of a hate crime in a tenement in the City of Buenos Aires.
Maricas Bolivia, a movement that expands and diversifies the LGBT struggle
Edgar Solís Guzmán is one of the leading figures in the Maricas Bolivia movement. They assert that it was necessary to challenge the hegemonic image of LGBT bodies.
Andrea, the third fatal victim of the lesbian attack and a survivor of Cromañón, has died.
This morning, Andrea, the youngest of the four victims of the lesbophobic attack in Barracas, passed away. The sole survivor, Sofía, needs help: how to contribute.
Marcela Turati: "Mothers are at the forefront of the fight for rights in Mexico"
Mexican journalist Marcela Turati presented her book 'San Fernando: Last Stop. Journey into Authorized Crime in Tamaulipas' in Buenos Aires.
The plot behind the double lesbian murder and attack in Barracas: threats and cruelty
The lesbian couple who died after a man set them on fire in a family hotel had previously received threats. The plot behind the crime and attack against Pamela, Mercedes, Andrea, and Sofía: housing crisis and hate speech.
Mexico: Sex workers form coalition to defend their labor rights
People who engage in sex work have launched a coalition to defend labor rights and provide tools against discrimination and violence.
Mexico Elections 2024: Usurpation of candidacies from diverse populations in Oaxaca
Activists denounce that different political parties are usurping the candidacies of diverse populations.
LGBT hate attack in Barracas: two women now dead in fire at family hotel
A neighbor attacked two lesbian couples and started a fire in a boarding house in Barracas.
"Madonna is still the same, but the world has gone backwards."
Brazilian trans activist Lana de Holanda writes about Madonna's show in Rio: "We're still hypocritical and conservative, maybe even more so than in the nineties. But there's hope precisely in the fact that Madonna maintains her consistency and audacity." Link to the full show.
Why Márquez's statements are false, homophobic, and dangerous
In statements on Ernesto Tenembaum's program on Radio con Vos, Nicolás Márquez, lawyer and representative of Javier Milei, made an apology for homophobia.