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Historic university march: public education is defended in the streets of Argentina
More than a million people took to the streets of Argentina in a historic and diverse federal university march. This is how we saw it from Presentes.
Paraguay is also mobilizing to defend free education
The Paraguayan government changed the funding source for Zero Tuition, which jeopardizes free university education.
A meeting to defend freedom of expression and the right to communication in Argentina
What media and audience landscape does a public hearing reveal? This year, the Ombudsman's Office is convening "In Defense of the Right to Communication." Its head, Miriam Lewin, discusses the contributions of audiences and the challenges facing the media landscape.
Doña Rosita Caro, daughter of Pachamama and Diaguita Calchaquí leader
Who was Doña Guillermina Rosa Caro, the direct descendant of the Quilmes people who denounced mining companies and corporations? Her legacy in the reaffirmation of indigenous rights.
They denounce lesbophobia in the case of Ren and Maya, a couple run over by a metrobus in Mexico City
Maya and Renata, a lesbian couple, were hit by a Metrobús in Mexico City. Maya died and Renata is in serious condition. They are denouncing lesbophobia and serious irregularities in the investigation.
Peru: Four actions by the trans population against an anti-rights state
Demonstrations, networks, and presentations to the prosecutor's office are some of the actions taken by the trans population in response to the lack of progress from the state.
Mexico: Three trans women were violently murdered in two weeks
Three trans women were violently murdered in two weeks. According to activists, there have been at least 20 trans femicides so far in 2024.
Racism and discrimination limit indigenous and Afro-Mexican participation in the 2024 elections
In this explainer, we tell you why, despite advances in political rights for Indigenous and Afro-Mexican populations, racism and discrimination persist. What about affirmative action?
She migrated to Argentina seeking rights and was murdered: they demand justice for trans dancer Dámaris León
Dámaris "Biscochito" León migrated from Ecuador to live her trans identity and fulfill her dream of becoming a dancer. She was murdered by a man.
First LGBT mental health survey: more than 50% of young people considered suicide
For the first time in Mexico, specific data on mental health and LGBT+ youth are being collected to identify risk factors and what is needed to guarantee protection and well-being for young people aged 13 to 24.