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Mexico: Dissident groups protest against gentrification in Oaxaca
During the demonstration, the first against gentrification in Oaxaca, the police arrested community activists.
The Central American Northern Triangle expels sexual diversity
In Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, sexual minorities choose to flee to save their lives. The weight of religion in Latin America.
Moira Millán: “The Mapuche people would never set fire to the forests”
The governor of Chubut accused the Mapuche people of being behind the fires in Los Alerces National Park. Meanwhile, the newspaper La Nación accused the Mapuche leader Moira Millán of heading an organization considered terrorist.
Ten tips for enjoying dating apps
We need to talk about safety, dangers, and tools to avoid putting ourselves at risk and to connect with others with peace of mind.
David Aruquipa, a political figure in LGBT history in Bolivia
The activist created Bolivia's first LGBT archive. He and his partner became the first LGBT couple to marry in the country in 2020.
The Ombudsman for the Public is in danger: “There is a political interest in going against the rights of audiences”
Interview with Miriam Lewin, head of the Ombudsman's Office, about the threat of the Omnibus Law to the agency that defends audiences.
"The homeland is not for sale": images and slogans of the National Strike in Argentina
The national strike called by the National Confederation of Labor of Argentina (CGT) was joined by unions, social organizations, activists and individuals who demonstrated against the government of Javier Milei.
A trans doctor opened a clinic for sexual diversity in Mexico
It is a place of comprehensive care for trans and non-binary people, served by LGBT professionals.
Diva, a trans woman living in the Constitución neighborhood of Buenos Aires, was murdered.
She was killed by a neighbor from the hotel where she lived. Diva was Dominican and had arrived in Argentina ten years ago.
Transvestite and trans reparations in Argentina: achievements and testimonies of survivors
A decade ago, the transvestite and trans community began a tireless struggle for an Economic Reparation Law that recognizes the damages suffered during the military dictatorship (1976-1983) and the first 28 years of democracy.